Want to give colorful houses a makeover and relax with a charming game? Walking in Burano is the right pick! It's quick, beautiful, and even has a solo mode.
- Colorful house building
- Quick and easy to learn
- Visually very appealing
- Inclusive solo mode
- Penalties for matching colors
- Little direct interaction
About the game
What you do in a play session
Here's how it works: you'll select cards representing the floors and decorations of the houses. The more cards you draft, the less money you have to spend, so you need to think carefully! Then, you use these cards to build up to five houses in your section of the island, choosing colors and details. But beware! Neighboring houses with the same color or boarded-up windows incur penalties. The goal is to complete the houses and attract characters who give you bonus points, based on cute things like cats, potted plants, or even the street's activity. Whoever builds the best neighborhood and gathers the most points wins the glory!
It's a game that shines through its simplicity and visual beauty. The rules are easy to grasp, making it ideal for families and newcomers to the board game world. Even though it's fast-paced, it challenges you to plan your moves and optimize your scoring. And the best part: there's a solo mode for you to enjoy the tranquility of Burano all by yourself!
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