15 Days

ThunderGryph Games · Board game · 2020
1–4 · best 3 Solo 20 min Weight 1.8/5
15.0 rating Ludopedia
6.3 rating BGG
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15.0 rating Ludopedia
6.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict

If you like light games with meaningful choices, 15 Days delivers. It's like a seasonal puzzle with adorable wooden animals!

Highlights
  • Quick yet strategic
  • Charming wooden components
  • Multiple scoring paths
  • Great for travel
Keep in mind
  • Might feel too light for veterans
  • Card draw randomness
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About the game
In 15 Days, you'll manage your cards to complete all four seasons before other players. Each turn offers strategic choices: drawing new cards from the market or season stacks, placing them in corners of your personal board (each corner represents a season), or even discarding cards to get valuable wildcards. The wooden animals are the special touch: they provide small advantages like increasing your hand limit or making card placement easier. But beware, only the longest sequence in each season counts at the end, so plan carefully! Bonus points come from animals and penalties for empty corners. A quick game packed with interesting decisions that fits in a compact box.
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Components: Meeples (Animal) / Animeeples Components: Wooden pieces & boards Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena Series: The Matchbox Collection (Thundergryph) Theme: Seasons of the year
Publisher ThunderGryph Games
Designer Francesco Testini
Artist Cinyee Chiu
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
1 to 4, perfect for couples or small families.
What's the average playtime?
About 20 minutes - quick enough for multiple games in a row.
Is language dependent?
No, cards use universal symbols and numbers. Zero language dependency.
Worth it for solo players?
Yes! The solo mode is challenging and keeps the multiplayer essence.
How's component quality?
Cards are good quality and the wooden animals are absolutely charming.