Watch “You'll regret not catching this game! | Shallow Regrets + Solo Preview,” a board game review for Shallow Regrets on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Board Game Apprentice on YouTube:
We have another exciting release from @ButtonShy with Shallow Regrets! This pocket sized push-your-luck board game will have you fishing up both foul and fair fish to score the most points possible. Just be careful not to end up swimming with the fishes. Shallow regrets is a game for 2-3 players with a solo expansion that pits you against the suspicious fisherman Frod.
Check out the Campaign Here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/239309591/shallow-regrets
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0:40 Game Overview
5:49 Solo Overview
9:14 Review
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Mostly reviews and how-to-play. Shallow Regrets is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 7 reviews, 5 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, and 1 unboxings.
2 - 3 players
15 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Shallow Regrets, from BoardGameGeek:
Strange fish swim beneath your boat. Things with too many eyes, too many teeth. These eldritch anomalies are worth a small fortune, provided you've got a dauntless heart and an iron stomach.
Shallow Regrets is the leaner cousin of Deep Regrets. Pull up unsettling curiosities in this strategic horror fishing game. Who knows what strange creatures lurk below the water's surface?
Each turn, the active player reels in 2 fish from the shoal(s) of their choice. They may choose one to keep in their boat. Unkept fish return to the shoals. Each fish has a strength value: to keep it, the player must have a number of hooks in their previously caught fish to meet the strength value. Most fish have otherworldly abilities that impact play. These can be used by exhausting the fish, turning it sideways to show that its ability has been used.
When all the fish have been caught all players tally up the total value of their caught fish. Some fish are considered foul, and whoever caught the most foul fish takes a scoring penalty for their poor efforts. The fisher with the highest total wins the game!
