Forest Shuffle

What do I dislike about the game? Winter is coming beware. Bears, I am glad we just have Dingoes. Where is an Australian version, we could have a drought or flood is coming?

Veio bem embalado em uma caixa, chegou com o aspecto realmente de novo. Jogo original, minha preocupação foi ao ver os comentários falando que colocavam uma etiqueta de papel na frente da caixa do jogo, mas por sorte não veio. Então recomendo esse produto e essa compra. O Jogo é muito bom!

My husband and I are huge board gamers. Our favorites are things like Wingspan, Dominion, and other similar games. We bought this on a whim thinking it might be fun for the occassional pre game warm up and we were pleasantly surprised. We love it and it's become a part of our favorites rotation. It works well as a two player as well as with more (although I'm not a fan of more than four). It is a longer full game as two player, but goes pretty quickly with more players. We like the different options for points and just the general game play. For a card based game it's pretty good and has more of a boardgame feel to it. With the different variations you can use it doesn't get boring too quickly. All in all a great game! I think it would also be suitable for kids and as a family game, although younger kids might not understand all the card pairing advantages they could still play it easily.

Un juego entretenido al principio es algo laborioso pero mientras más le agarras la onda mejoras.

This is a great tabletop game based around buying the best cards to maximise the score of your personal forest. Each card represents a plant or animal, with a cost in cards (zero for some animals), a bonus - sometimes dependent on which cards you 'pay' to put it in your forest - and a victory point value, which is dependent on card combinations and/or the presence of other cards in your forest. The foundation of your forest is of course based on the different trees that you plant, because these are necessary before you can purchase any other animals or plants to add to the top, bottom and sides of each tree. The interplay between the different cards makes the game quite intensive and, as a result, an hour of playing can pass very quickly. The cards are high quality and the artwork is really good. Strategy is everything though it's not a particularly difficult game to master. The rulebook is a more like a slim leaflet than anything else, because all the information is provided on the cards (once you get used to the different symbols). To be honest, I've only tried Forest Shuffle as a 2-player game and it seems to work very well, so I'm keen to try it out with more players.