You thought what? No, we would never use that kind of language (publicly). This is not Card Against Humanity (although we're working on a version) !
Emerging in the mid-19th century, Go Fish captures the essence of seeking and connecting—values at the heart of collaborative VFX work. As players ask for cards to complete sets, the game mirrors the search for the right tools and ideas in visual storytelling, proving that persistence and teamwork yield the most satisfying rewards.
HOW TO PLAY THE GAME
| Number of Players | 2 to 6 players |
|---|---|
| Dealing Rules | For 2-3 players: 7 cards each; for 4-6 players: 5 cards each. Remaining cards form the draw pile. |
| Gameplay | Take a look at the cards in your hand and choose to ask about cards you already have multiples of so you can make matches quicker. Players take turns asking one another for specific cards. If the player asked has the card, they must give it and you get another turn and can ask again. If not, the asking player draws from the pile. |
| Scores and Winning | A player scores a point for each set of four cards collected. The game ends when all sets of four are collected, or the draw pile is empty. The player with the most sets wins. Players may not ask for cards they do not have; infractions can lead to skipping a turn or a warning. |
MORE GAMES
Stay tuned and check back often! We’ll be rolling out more exciting card games to keep the fun going.
