The Wolves Board Game | Wolf Themed Survival Strategy Game | Highly Interactive Family Game for Kids and Adults | Ages 14+ | 2-5 Players | Avg. Playtime 75 Minutes | Made by Pandasaurus Games

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Place the same piece of yours on the space theirs came from following any normal placement rules for that type In Fairy Tale Inn your town is flooded with Fairy Tale characters who are desperate for some where to stay for the night. Can you get them to stay at your Inn and put them in the best rooms to score you the most coins? Let’s wave a wand and take a look! What Big Eyes You Have! On each turn you choose a character to take and place into the grid with the colourful side of the token showing to you. The characters are either free to take or cost an amount of coins depending on where they are on the guest list board. All of the Fairy Tale characters have different requirements for placement that if you fulfil these will gain you coins. Each Region is counted for control and the player with the most control gets the most points, and 2nd most gets lower points The first thing you notice when looking at this game is the board. It’s a grid that you drop tokens into similar to connect four or the match games. Fairy Tale Inn itself is nothing like those games though. This is a tile placement game set in a unique board. The game itself is closer to something like Tiny Towns than connect four so don’t let just glancing at this game put you off for fear of it being too simple.

MULTIPLE PATHS TO VICTORY: A clever action-selection mechanism drives your choices. Each action requires you to flip terrain tiles matching the terrain where you wish to take your action. These double-sided tiles mean the actions you take this round will set up which terrain types you can act on in the next round. A pool of region scoring tokens is gathered, also depending on the number of players in the game as indicated. On each of the water source hexes, place a random region scoring token. A region scoring reminder card is placed on the moonlight board on the crescent moon. Reminder tokens will remind the players which regions will be scored. The Wolves Board Game | Wolf Themed Survival Strategy Game | Highly Interactive Family Game for Kids and Adults | 2-5 Players | Playtime 75 Minutes Description Finally, count up your gold coins and the player with the most, wins! I Am Able To Enchant All Creatures The only character that I thought was unbalanced compared to the others was The Evil Queen. For her you only gain a coin if your opponent places a token directly above The Evil Queen. The coin does come from your opponents stash but really it didn’t feel enough or likely enough to happen to warrant taking her when other characters are available. Wish Upon A Star

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The game ends when three columns of the Inn are fully occupied with tokens. Then you move to any end game scoring characters like Pinocchio where you gain a coin for each of your opponents characters that are next to Pinocchio or Little Red Riding Hood where you gain a coin for each of your characters that are next to Little Red. How powerful an action is, is determined by your attributes which can be upgraded though the Build Den action My 6 year old also enjoyed playing it as although his planning of placement wasn’t there he still enjoyed the token drop element and gaining coins. Again, the theme is very engaging for them. The Big Bad Wolf for example gains you coins at the end of the game. He gives you 3 coins for each row where you have more Wolf tokens than your opponent. Not By The Hair On My Chinny, Chin Chin! When a Moon Phase space of the correct player count is reached, Region Scoring will occur at the end of the current player's turn

All actions are paid for by flipping terrain tiles, which change what other actions you may or may not have access to To begin setup, place the game board in the center of the playing area with region boards randomly placed around it. Place a lone wolf token on each of the hexes that have a wolf head icon. Place prey tokens on each hex, with the mixture of tokens dependent on how many players there are in the game. Orient the moonlight board to ensure that the correct player count is showing. All of the characters offer something unique and interesting and as you don’t use all of them each game you can try out different mixes and keep the game fresh.