Van Ryder Games Garden Guests Board Game in English for Age 8+, Family Game Action/Event for 2-6 Players

• Compete to create a continuous path across a beautifully illustrated garden board.
• Play cards to extend your path, build towers, or share cards with teammates.
• Strategically build towers to secure sections, but beware—opponents can take unconnected towers.
• Match colors to complete each section of the path, making it permanent and a potential obstacle for opponents.
• The first team to connect their base to the opposite side of the board wins!

Product Description In Garden Guests you'll compete against your opponents to construct an unbroken path of stones and beetle colonies that fully traverses the vibrant game board. Play individually or play in teams to engage your strategic thinking and teamwork skills, but you'll have to anticipate your partner's moves as communication is not allowed (beetles prefer peace and quiet, after all)! The tension mounts with every move, making each decision crucial and exhilarating. Garden Guests will captivate you and your friends with its engaging gameplay, unique challenges, and charming artwork, featuring delicate illustrations and intricate paper cuts. Everything was painstakingly cut out and assembled by hand, creating a whimsical, one-of-a-kind gaming experience. Will you rise to the challenge and lead your beetles to victory, or will the other players' beetles conquer the garden? Directions In Garden Guests, players compete to form a continuous path across a garden board that features beautiful paper cut art. On a turn, each player on a team — a team can be one or multiple players — can draw cards, give cards to a teammate, or use their cards to build a tower or extend their path. Towers are necessary in order to create a path between your base and a tower, or from one tower to another — but if you haven't yet connected a tower to your path, your opponents can take it if they have cards to make a larger tower. To make a path, a player must play cards that match the colors of each space in the path. Once a path is made, it is permanent, and your opponent may have to wind their own path around yours. The first team to make a path all the way across the board wins!