Reef

Recommended for Ages 8 & up
2-4 Players
30-45 minute playtime

Description:
Man vs Meeple said: œThis surprised me, and was a lot better than I expected it to be / œIt moves lightning fast and you score points almost every turn which is super fun

Tom Vasels first comment was: œI love this game, I love, love, love this game / œIt is so much fun and so simple

The Board Game Geek said: œBig Chunky bits that are colorblind friendly. / œSimple turns that are still very puzzley and has long term strategies the more you play



REEF invites you to add to the stunning beauty of the ocean by growing these colorful, aquatic structures!

During the game, players serve as the reef itself - alternating turns of carefully selecting which colors and patterns in which to grow and expand - the more beautiful the reef, the more points they will score!

Players will compete by playing multi-use cards that allow them to grow their reef in certain colors, then score it if they have matched the printed pattern. Reef is easy to learn and a delight to play “ it offers a wonderful experience for every player.

REEF was created by acclaimed designer Emerson Matsuuchi - best known for designing the Century series. During the game, players serve as the reef itself, alternating turns carefully selecting which colors and patterns in which to grow and expand - the more beautiful the reef, the more points they will score!

Reef is suited for players 8 and older. While it could take thousands of years for a coral reef to grow, we expect a game of Reef to only take about 30 - 45 minutes.

Contents:
112 Plastic Tiles
Player boards
60 Cards
88 point tokenIn the game Reef, players take on the role of the reef itself, alternating turns in which they carefully select the colors and patterns in which to grow and expand ” the more beautiful the reef, the more points they score!Reef is suited for players aged 8 and up. While it could take thousands of years for a coral reef to grow, a game of Reef should take only 30-45 minutes.

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Designer(s):
Emerson Matsuuchi

Artist(s):
Chris Quilliams

Board Game Geek Category(s):
Abstract Strategy
Animals

Board Game Geek Mechanic(s):
Hand Management
Pattern Building