Perfect for those seeking a beautiful, relaxing game with a strategic puzzle twist. The highlight is the layering mechanic that creates a stunning visual on the table.
- Visually stunning and satisfying
- Innovative layering mechanic
- Quick and fluid gameplay
- Easy to teach beginners
- Strategy may feel shallow for experts
- Luck dependency in drafting
About the game
What you do in a play session
This game is the successor to Walking in Burano, but don't be fooled: while the contemplative 'vibe' remains, the inner workings are entirely new. The real magic lies in how you build your scenes. You aren't just placing cards on the table; you're working with layers, overlapping elements to create the ideal image. It's almost as if you're editing the photo in real-time as you play.
To capture the best shots, you'll need to manage the movement of your photographer and, of course, your drone, which allows for angles that the human eye can't reach. The drafting dynamic keeps the competition tight, as you need specific pieces to complete your scoring patterns while trying not to leave the best options for your opponents. It's a game that blends the visual satisfaction of building a mosaic with the tension of a light strategy game. In the end, the player who captures the most impactful scenes and scores the highest with their compositions wins. If you enjoy games that are visually pleasing and have simple rules but require a bit of spatial reasoning, this trip to Provence is the right choice.
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