Four Corners: Galaxy

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• draw and discard goal cards — draw an extra goal card and discard one from your hand, ensuring you never end a turn with more cards than you started
• rotation with special tile (180 degrees) — discard a special action tile to rotate a tile 180 degrees instead of 90
• tile placement — place a tile from hand adjacent to an existing tile, requiring either a matching center icon or a matching corner icon with adjacent tiles
• tile replacement — replace a tile on the board while maintaining the placement rules (center or corner match with neighbors)
• Tile rotation — rotate two tiles on the board by 90 degrees to alter proximity to centers and corners
• tile swap — swap two tiles on the board while preserving their orientation and meeting placement rules
• Tile/Map Shifting — discard a special action tile to rotate a tile 180 degrees instead of 90

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• The object of the game is to score three gold cards, it's basically a race to see who can score them first.
• This game features a solo mode and it also plays four or six players in a team version of the game.
• Two main ways that we can score them is by matching all four corners to build out one icon or by forming an iconic sequence.
• you cannot actually create a Four Corners Galaxy if you don't have that matching goal card
• the difference is that if you score a card using an iconic sequence you now have to break it up by drawing two new tiles

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