# Many Stories Mansion ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2026 - **BGG Rating**: 6.7 - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 3, 4) - **Duration**: 15-30 min - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: Anuc Kim, Reader on Jupiter - **Artists**: Anuc Kim - **Publishers**: Jupiters Club - **Categories**: Card Game, Puzzle - **Mechanics**: Ladder Climbing, Tile Placement ## Verdict If you enjoy fast-paced card games with a puzzle-like feel and a touch of luck, Many Stories Mansion is for you! It's like building a house of cards, but with strategy.Unique mansion buildingClever card combinationsQuick and dynamic gamesVisually interesting build-upFixed card orderLuck in initial drawRECOMMENDED ## Description Get ready to climb floor by floor in Many Stories Mansion, a game that blends the thrill of ladder climbing with the satisfaction of solving puzzles. Imagine you're building a house of cards, literally! Each player starts with 15 cards of five different colors, but beware: the order of cards in your hand is sacred, no rearranging allowed. On your turn, the challenge is to play a combination of cards that beats the previous one. The options are simple yet strategic: either play cards all of the same color, or play cards all of different colors. The cards you play don't disappear; they become the building blocks of your personal mansion, stacking up to form an increasingly tall and colorful structure. The higher you climb in score and the more polyomino patterns you complete with your stacked cards, the more points you rack up. The game has an exciting end: it concludes when two players manage to empty their hands. Therefore, the key is to find the perfect balance between building an efficient mansion and quickly shedding your cards. It's a fast-paced game, with rounds lasting between 15 to 30 minutes, ideal for 2 to 4 players who enjoy a strategic challenge with a touch of luck and lots of fun. ## FAQ ### What is the average playtime for Many Stories Mansion? Games are quite fast, typically lasting between 15 to 30 minutes, perfect for playing anytime. ### How many players can participate? The game is designed for 2 to 4 players, making it versatile for different groups. ### Is it a complicated game to learn? The basic rules are simple, focusing on two types of card combinations. Complexity arises from the strategy of when and how to play. ### What is the main objective of the game? The goal is to build your 'mansion' by stacking cards and completing patterns to score the most points, while also being one of the first to empty your hand. ### Can the order of cards in hand be changed? No, the order of cards in your hand is fixed and cannot be rearranged. This adds an interesting strategic challenge. ### Who would you recommend Many Stories Mansion to? We recommend it for those who enjoy card games with 'ladder climbing' and 'tile placement' mechanics, looking for quick games and an accessible strategic challenge.