Love exploring the US National Parks and enjoying a family game with an educational twist? Trekking the National Parks: Third Edition is the right pick, with refreshed visuals and a brand-new solo mode!
- Visually stunning
- Fun solo mode
- Educational and engaging
- Accessible rules
- Simple stone collection
- Less direct interaction
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The Third Edition brings some cool updates to make the experience even better. There's now a brand-new solo mode where you can play as a clever bear trying to visit parks before other players. The game actions have also been renamed for better intuition, like "Explore a Park" and "Camp at a Major Park." The stone collection scoring has been simplified, making ties more friendly and removing complexity from some bonus cards. Furthermore, the visuals have been refreshed with new art, cardboard tiles for major parks, and more detailed stone molds. Oh, and the write-ups about each park are more comprehensive, with more amazing photos. It's a game with one foot in education and the other in adventure, perfect for enjoying with family or playing solo, exploring the natural beauty of the USA in a fun and strategic way.
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