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)

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.

Great game, easy to pick up, you can play solo. Good with a group.

Had fun playing this with my family.

My friends and I play a lot of games, and this has quickly become a fan favorite. Easy to learn, and each game is just different enough to keep it interesting over and over. Also love that you can never really tell who will win until the final score is counted, keeping it fun for everyone.

This game is well-made and would make a nice addition to a gamers library. There are wood tokens and a nice cloth bag for them and the tiles are a thick cardboard. The game is equally fun whether you are just playing a 2-player game or with 3-4 players. Its a mid-level strategy game.

We love Cascadia! Of course, Beth Sobel’s art is absolutely fantastic and the components are good quality. We have played this game with our regular game night group as well as with people who don’t play many games but love the outdoors, and everyone has had a great time.

I love this game. Each time you play is a different game, and involves strategy but also quick thinking. I also appreciate that there are different levels of difficulty

We loved this game. Less frustrating than Calico. But we love both. Love it so much we buy for gifts. My husband and I play the 2 player version. Directions are a little daunting but after a couple you tube videos we were up and running.

This game is easy to learn, easy to plan, and a lot of fun! You focus mostly on your own game play but it’s still strategic and competitive. It has a little bit of a Tiny Towns vibe where each game you can earn points differently but is also has a Planet or Ecosystems vibe of pairing animals together and connecting terrains. It’s a lot of fun! Highly recommend!

The game rules are very easy to learn, you can start playing right away. At the same time mastering the strategy is not so simple -- there are multiple ways to earn points, which makes the game great and very repayable. Do you go after patterns, all of them or just one? Or would you rather try to get points by building the nicest terrain, or maybe all of the above? Like almost any game there is an element of luck, but it is not overwhelming or annoying. The art and production quality is high quality and if you are outdoorsy, the theme will give you additional gaming pleasure.