Fly-A-Way is a competitive, family-friendly, strategy board game that’s all about helping migratory birds cross the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF) to reach their destinations safely.

As birds face man-made and environmental dangers, it will be up to players to rally support for their cause—getting the public funds they need and pairing up with birders to save their feathered friends.

Game Genre: Strategy

No. of Players: 2-4 players

Suitable for ages 10 and above

Game Duration: 45-90 mins

Family/Kids Friendly: Yes

Game Contents

1 Map Board

1 Rule Book

1 Quick Set-up Guide

42 Bird Cards (70×120 mm)

29 Wing It Cards (57×89 mm)

1 Bird Board

28 Fowl Play Cards (57×89 mm)

1 Event Board

6 Bird-tastrophe Cards (57×89 mm)

140 Links (35 for each colour)

3 Pairs of Location Markers

How to Play

In Fly-A-Way, players are conservationists helping migratory birds along their autumn journey on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF) that spans from Russia in the North, through Asia, to Australia in the South.

To win, a player must collect the most number of points from placing links, completing migratory routes and saving birds. Players will compete until the game stops under one of these 3 circumstances:

A player reaches the 100-point mark.

A player saves 6 birds.

All Fowl Play cards are drawn.