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Ludopedia
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who already love Canvas and want more strategy and variety in their compositions. The game becomes smoother and more challenging.
Highlights
- Reversible cards offer great flexibility
- New board improves planning
- Gold ribbons add cool goals
- Significantly increases game longevity
Keep in mind
- Requires the base game to play
- Scoring can become more complex
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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If you already enjoy the vibe of creating artworks with Canvas's transparent cards, get ready because Canvas: Reflections arrives to upgrade your artistic perspective. This expansion isn't just 'more of the same'; it introduces Mirror Cards, reversible cards that completely change the planning dynamics. Now, you have much more flexibility to combine elements and create compositions that were previously impossible, adding a significantly deeper strategic layer to the visual puzzle.
Beyond the mirrored cards, the game features a new board that expands the selection of Art Cards. This means you can plan your moves further in advance and, better yet, you won't feel as stuck when your inspiration tokens start running low. The feeling of 'running out of options' decreases, giving way to more tactical and deliberate choices.
For those who love extra goals, the Gold Bonus Ribbons are the highlight. They work as specific challenges: if you can align a certain element next to the gold bonus icon, you grab the ribbon. It's that little push that forces you to think outside the box and try risky combinations to maximize your score. To ensure every game feels different from the last, the expansion includes new scoring cards, bringing fresh challenges that renew the experience and massively increase the base game's replayability. It's the perfect choice for those who want to turn casual painting into a true master's competition, where every detail of the composition counts toward the final victory.
Beyond the mirrored cards, the game features a new board that expands the selection of Art Cards. This means you can plan your moves further in advance and, better yet, you won't feel as stuck when your inspiration tokens start running low. The feeling of 'running out of options' decreases, giving way to more tactical and deliberate choices.
For those who love extra goals, the Gold Bonus Ribbons are the highlight. They work as specific challenges: if you can align a certain element next to the gold bonus icon, you grab the ribbon. It's that little push that forces you to think outside the box and try risky combinations to maximize your score. To ensure every game feels different from the last, the expansion includes new scoring cards, bringing fresh challenges that renew the experience and massively increase the base game's replayability. It's the perfect choice for those who want to turn casual painting into a true master's competition, where every detail of the composition counts toward the final victory.
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Publisher
Road To Infamy Games (R2i Games), ADC Blackfire Entertainment, Awaken Realms, Gémklub, Korea Boardgames, Lavka Games, Tycoon Games, Ігромаг
Designer
Andrew Nerger, Jeff Chin
Artist
Luan Huynh
Do I need the base game to play?
Yes! Reflections is an expansion, so you need the original Canvas to use these new components.
Does the game become much harder?
Not necessarily harder, but more strategic. You have more options, allowing for more complex combos.
How long does a game take with the expansion?
The playtime remains very agile, around 30 minutes, even with the new mechanics.
How many players is it for?
1 to 5 players. It works great both in solo mode and with a group.
What are Mirror Cards?
They are cards that can be used on both sides, providing more versatility when assembling your art.