Prey Another Day

Prey Another Day is a card game of bluffing and deduction in which forest animals hunt for food while trying not to become prey.

Each round, everyone secretly plays one animal card face down: bear, wolf, lynx, owl or mouse. The animals are called from largest to smallest, and a player who is alone with their animal can declare a smaller animal to hunt, revealing and eliminating every matching card. The round ends when only one animal remains or after three hunts, and survivors collect food markers worth victory points. Stronger animals can hunt early, but weaker ones give more points, and the first player to collect 5 points wins. Designed by Brett J. Gilbert and Matthew Dunstan with art by Nele Brönner, it plays with 2 to 5 players in 15 to 20 minutes. Available now at Boarding School Games - choose your moment to pounce.

Key features
- Card game of bluffing and deduction
- 2 to 5 players, ages 8 and up
- 15 to 20 minutes per game
- Five animals per player, from bear to mouse