Game Info
Year
2025
Players
1
Age
8+
Playtime
15 min
Complexity
2/5
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Description
Design amusement parks by matching card patterns while competing to build the grandest megapark
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Clear, structured walkthrough of setup, draw, and build steps
- Solid separation between portfolio phase and mega park scoring
- Compact solo playtime with approachable ebb and flow
Cons
- Scoring rules during the mega park phase can be confusing and require careful attention
- Some interactions (e.g., reservation limits and which cards to reserve) may need clearer rule references
Thematic elements
- Array
- Amusement park planning in a thematic landscape
- Strategic, tutorial-oriented overview
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- card drafting — Players draw cards into a deck and select cards to add to parks; initial setup involves creating stacks and a draw deck.
- Deck building — A deck is formed from drawn cards and is used to build out park layouts across rounds.
- Mega Park Scoring — The Mega Park score is computed from reserved cards to form the Mega Park plan, with penalties for gaps and non-matching icons.
- Pattern matching / set completion — If a park matches a plan on a stack, a park can be completed and potentially trigger a special action.
- Portfolio Phase / Round-based Progression — The game progresses through four rounds of a portfolio phase before Mega Park scoring.
- Reserve/Discard Interaction — Cards can be reserved from discard to support future mega-park construction and scoring.
- tile placement — Cards are placed and rotated to create shapes that align with park-pattern plans on stacks.
- Tile/Pattern Placement — Cards are placed and rotated to create shapes that align with park-pattern plans on stacks.
- Variable Phase Order — The game progresses through four rounds of a portfolio phase before Mega Park scoring.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is a solo only game.
- Rotate the cards in 90° increments.
- Arrange their shapes to match a plan on one of the stacks.
- Choose a card from the completed park and use it to start a new park.
- Slide the pile of reserved cards down to cover the first round.
- The mega park plan using only your reserved cards.
- Plus two points for each empty square in the plan that is not filled with an icon.
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