Bycatch

Bycatch Controls

To play Bycatch, you'll need the deck of cards provided, a table, and space to lay out your cards. The game is played over a series of rounds where each player assumes the role of a drone operator. Players are dealt a set of target cards and must decide, based on limited information and photographs, which targets might be civilians or combatants. Players earn or lose points based on their decisions. The game encourages discussions about morality, collateral damage, and the ethics of remote warfare. The rules include details on card values and scoring methods, as well as how to handle disputes. Setup for the game involves shuffling the deck and dealing cards to each player. A round continues with players taking turns to reveal and analyze targets before making a strike call. At the end of each round, players' scores are tallied based on their targeting accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How many players can play Bycatch?
A: Bycatch is designed for 3-5 players.

Q2: How long does a game of Bycatch typically last?
A: A typical game lasts about 30-45 minutes.

Q3: Is Bycatch suitable for all ages?
A: The game addresses serious ethical topics and is recommended for ages 14 and up.

Q4: What is the primary objective of Bycatch?
A: The objective is to navigate moral decisions in drone warfare, accurately target combatants while avoiding civilian casualties.

Support Languages

Bycatch supports English.