# Fairy Fair

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2018
- **BGG Rating**: 6.9
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 1
- **Duration**: 15 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Robin Gibson
- **Artists**: Robin Gibson
- **Publishers**: Button Shy
- **Categories**: City Building, Dice, Fantasy, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling, Paper-and-Pencil, Push Your Luck, Solo / Solitaire Game

## Verdict
Fairy Fair is a charming solo game for roll-and-write fans who enjoy a dash of fantasy. The unlimited reroll mechanic (until luck runs out) is fun and adds a unique twist. Perfect for a quick, relaxing play session with still some strategic decisions. If you like games like Railroad Ink or Welcome To..., you'll enjoy this magical little theme.Unlimited rerolls (until you're unlucky)Enchanting fantasy themeGreat for a quick playSimple but impactful decisionsMight feel repetitive after many playsLimited by being solo-onlyGraphics depend on your printingFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
The fairies are hosting their annual fair, and you've been chosen as the mastermind! In Fairy Fair, a solo roll-and-write game, your challenge is to plan the most magical fair possible. Roll dice to build stalls and attractions on a grid representing the fairgrounds. The twist? You can reroll the dice as much as you want... until doubles appear, then your turn ends without building anything. When the time track runs out, it's time to guide visitors along the best path, stopping at attractions for games, food, and rides. Only visited attractions score points, so plan carefully! Will the fairies hire you again next year?

## FAQ
### How many players?
Only 1 player (solo).

### How long does a game take?
About 15 minutes, perfect for a quick play session.

### Do I need to print anything?
Yes, it's a print-and-play game, so you print the game sheets at home.

### Is it complex?
No, the rules are simple and you'll get the hang of it quickly.

### Does it need many components?
Just common dice, a pencil, and the printed sheet - very minimalist!

### Who is this game for?
Those who enjoy quick, solo, or roll-and-write games, especially with fantasy themes.

### Is it worth it if I don't like solo games?
Probably not, since it's designed solely for solo play.