Set collection games reward you for gathering groups of items where value depends on how many you have and how rare they are. It’s about finding the right mix of common and hard-to-get pieces so your sets are worth the most when scoring time comes around.
Some examples of set collection games are Pergola, Nocturne and Candy, Spiders, Leopards
Threaded – Building Patterns Without Losing the Thread
When we first put Threaded on the table, I expected something softer and more relaxed. The artwork screams cosy crafting game. Bright colours, woven patterns, little yarn cubes everywhere… it looks like the kind of game where everyone sits around…
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Forest Shuffle – More Than a Relaxing Nature Game
Nature games have become really popular lately, and I get why. There is something nice about sitting around a table building forests, planting trees, and pretending we are all peaceful people for an hour. Forest Shuffle definitely looks like that…
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Card Trip Europe – Drafting a Road Trip Across Europe
There’s something fun about games that immediately make you think about travelling. Not in the big “quit your job and backpack across Europe” kind of way, but more like scrolling through photos of places you’d like to visit someday while…
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Eye 2 Eye Duel – Keep Your Eyes Up While You Play Your Cards
I’ll be honest, this is one of those games that sounds simple… and then feels a bit unusual the moment you actually play it. Eye 2 Eye Duel is a small two-player card game where you’re supposed to keep eye…
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Scurry Up! – We All Picked the Same Spot, Obviously
Let’s be honest, a game about squirrels running up a tree already has a bit of an advantage. I mean… it’s hard not to like that idea. In Scurry Up!, you’re climbing this big tree together, trying to grab food…
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Snowp – More Than Just Flicking Rings
Snowp is one of those games where you look at the table and think, ok… what exactly is going on here? You’re sliding metal rings across what looks like a frozen field, trying to scoop up little bells. It feels…
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Phoenix – A Small Puzzle About a Fire Bird
In Phoenix, you’re helping a small mythical bird come back to life. Not in a big over-the-top way, but slowly, feather by feather. I guess you could say you’re more of a caretaker than a hero here. You collect feather…
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Canal Houses – A Small Puzzle of Streets and Windows
Canal Houses is one of those games that immediately pulls you in with how it looks. You’re building a row of narrow houses along a canal, stacking them floor by floor until you finish them with a roof. Sounds relaxing,…
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Postcards – Pack Your Bags, We’re Going to France
Postcards is one of those games that puts you on a bike and sends you across France. No rush, no pressure, just moving from place to place and picking up memories along the way. I mean, that’s the idea at…
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Gangs of Kyoto – Cats Testing Their Limits
In Gangs of Kyoto, you’re cats. Not heroes, not warriors, just cats doing what cats do best… wandering off when they probably shouldn’t. You head into the streets of Kyoto, looking for food, running into other animals, finding random stuff.…
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