Cascadia, Award-Winning Board Game Set in Pacific Northwest, Build Nature Corridors, Attract Wildlife, Ages 10+, 1-4 Players, 30-45 Min, Flatout Games, Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG)

The game is overly complicated with too many components, convoluted scoring, and difficult to learn.

This game can be very addicting because its easy to learn but the possibilities are endless, especially when you start playing with different wildlife scoring cads. I especially love the wooden wild tokens! This game is very easy to learn but it does involve some strategy and also a bit of luck. Its similar to Calico, but I liked this one much better because you arent restricted by the size of the game board. You are free to make your own landscape. I highly recommend this game for those who want a quick game play (most games last 40 to 50 minutes). Great for two players!

The game is beautiful and has a really well-designed learning curve. Ive had a lot of fun with it so far.

Actually really fun

Good choice to people who is starting on board game, great family option

Delivered in perfect conditions. A beautiful fun game. This game is very interesting, you have two challenges: make a combo with the animals positions to get VP and create a big terrain to get more VP. It is easy to learn, a little interaction among players, beatiful on top. Good experience during the game.

Like the title say: easy to learn and not too repetitive. The combination of animal change the points combination each time you play.

So easy to learn, heavily luck based but still some skill needed. You can easily screw yourself in this game if you arent paying attention. Ive focused to heavily on one thing a few times and ended up with a horrible score. I have yet to tire of this game. A fun quick solitaire.

Like doing two puzzles simultaneously. I love the nature theme. I’ve spent hours playing both solo and with others. I highly recommend it for board game lovers

Easy instructions to follow for first time player. I usually solo all of my games before I bring others to the table so it was nice that they included solo variant rules. Definitely a new favorite.