8.6
rating
Ludopedia
7.2
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love tactile components and a relaxing nature theme.
Highlights
- Innovative and immersive plastic components
- Original line-of-sight mechanics
- Fast and fluid gameplay
- Excellent solo experience
Keep in mind
- Requires spatial precision (can be fiddly)
- Few turns might feel rushed
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Ever wondered what it's like to be a professional nature photographer without having to carry 40 pounds of gear? In Redwood, that's exactly your mission! You and your friends are competing to capture the most spectacular wildlife photos, but there's a catch: animals aren't fans of paparazzi. If you get too close or miss the angle, your shot will be blurred or the animal will simply vanish.
The real game-changer here is the tactile experience. Instead of just moving a token, you use physical plastic templates to define your field of vision and camera position. It's essentially a spatial puzzle: you must calculate where to stand and which angle to choose to frame the fauna and forest elements perfectly. The better the composition, the more victory points you secure.
The gameplay is fast-paced and dynamic, lasting about 5 turns. As the game progresses, new scoring conditions emerge, forcing you to adapt your strategy on the fly. Will you focus on taking several simple shots or risk it all for one epic panorama that meets every requirement? The tension lies in balancing strategic movement with the precision of a photographic eye.
Whether you're playing solo to test your observation skills or competing with friends to see who has the best 'eye' for photography, Redwood delivers a visually satisfying and mechanically clever experience. It's the kind of game that turns your table into a living scenery, where geometry and patience are your best tools for victory.
The real game-changer here is the tactile experience. Instead of just moving a token, you use physical plastic templates to define your field of vision and camera position. It's essentially a spatial puzzle: you must calculate where to stand and which angle to choose to frame the fauna and forest elements perfectly. The better the composition, the more victory points you secure.
The gameplay is fast-paced and dynamic, lasting about 5 turns. As the game progresses, new scoring conditions emerge, forcing you to adapt your strategy on the fly. Will you focus on taking several simple shots or risk it all for one epic panorama that meets every requirement? The tension lies in balancing strategic movement with the precision of a photographic eye.
Whether you're playing solo to test your observation skills or competing with friends to see who has the best 'eye' for photography, Redwood delivers a visually satisfying and mechanically clever experience. It's the kind of game that turns your table into a living scenery, where geometry and patience are your best tools for victory.
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Publisher
Sit Down!, HOLYSWORD GAMES, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd
Designer
Christophe Raimbault
Artist
Edu Valls
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are straightforward, though the challenge lies in the line-of-sight precision, which is very intuitive.
Can I play it solo?
Absolutely! The game features a great solo mode for those who want to test their planning skills.
How long does a game take?
Usually between 45 and 60 minutes, as the game ends after 5 turns.
Do I need a lot of table space?
Yes, since you use plastic templates for vision, having decent space helps avoid knocking over pieces.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes, for ages 8-10 and up, as it involves spatial reasoning and is very visual.