Players all hold cards for all three factions competing over the forest (a grid of cards) and must play cards each turn. The faction with the highest total from the played cards wins the section currently being bid for. A faction wins by getting three sections in arow. The first twist is that players' factions are secret. The second is that players pass unplayed cards to the next player after a few turns and take back the cards they played.

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From Hasbro's web site:

"Brace yourself for search-and-destroy battle intensity as you compete with the enemy to keep your ships afloat. Play peg cards and power cards to find, hit and sink your opponent’s fleet of five ships. Each ship has a special power! Choose from beginner or advanced rules for edge-of-your seat excitement.Includes 24 coordinate cards, 52 destruction cards, 4 reference cards and instructions."

Game play:

To begin, each player shuffles and places their twelve Coordinate cards facedown in a 3x4 grid. They then draw five cards from their Destruction Card deck. Players take turns playing one card, then re-drawing up to five cards in hand.

Players can play the following cards:

White peg cards to search for ships in the other player's grid;
Red peg cards (of variable strength) that damage revealed ships;
Power cards that have variable abilities.

In addition, revealed ships guide their players additional powers, allowing for rule-bending changes to the game.

The first player to eliminate all five of their opponent's ships wins!

The game from 2014 is now part of the Shuffle series of games and now simply called Battleship.

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The Plan is a fast-paced, light, card-management game with set-collection goals. In this simultaneous-play game, players form teams of expert thieves and attemp

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