Foxy is an easy-to-learn board game that can be played by 1 to 5 players and takes only 15 minutes per round. The game is mainly designed for children, so it can be enjoyed from the age of 8. The gameplay is basically based on risk, memory and solitaire mechanisms.

In Foxy, you can test your memory and observation skills while looking at a large series of colorful cards. Each card represents one of four environments, as well as 1-2 animals that live in that environment — although the cat can appear anywhere, so sometimes three animals can appear on a card.

To prepare the game, shuffle 19 of the 40 cards, then shuffle the fox card into this deck. Each player gets a wipeable board and a felt. Turn the top card over; for the type of animal shown on that card, everyone secretly writes down the number of all animals of that type seen on the cards revealed so far. In the first round, it's easy. But as more environment cards come up, it becomes harder and harder to remember how many animals you've seen. You can only write one number in each round, and there is no reminder of which animal was which. When the fox card appears, write down a number that shows how many different animals you saw in total. Once during the game you have the opportunity to circle a number to try to double with that score.