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Publisher: Bitewing Games
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Gazebo Travel Case
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Fill the botanical gardens with fragrant flowers, lush foliage, and soothing waters as you erect your gazebos among the tranquil features and atop prized patios. In Gazebo, players take turns placing dominos on the shared garden map to establish nooks - that is, two or more contiguous terrain spaces of the same type: flower, foliage, or water. When a player creates a nook, they place one of their gazebos on top of it, and by connecting their nook to a patio, they can claim the patio and place a gazebo on it. But not all is peaceful in this game of garden landscaping. Larger nooks can absorb smaller nooks, and patios can be stolen by cunning rivals. The first player to place all of their gazebos on the board wins! Gazebo is an evolution of Reiner Knizia’s classic game Qin and introduces many innovations by: Improving the method of drawing single-colored and double-colored dominoes for less luck and more tension, Increasing the variety of gameplay features across the all-new base game maps and expansion maps, Deepening the strategic possibilities with Zen spaces, vases, and pedestals, Ramping up the conflicts with more valuable contested spaces and more tactical flexibility, Debuting an exciting new partnership mode for four players, Condensing a now bigger experience into a smaller and more portable package, Broadening the appeal and approachability with a new garden theme beautifully illustrated by Alisha Giroux. Gazebo is the first official title to kick off Bitewing Games’ Travel Line.
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BARCODE: 732388026142
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Description Description
Fill the botanical gardens with fragrant flowers, lush foliage, and soothing waters as you erect your gazebos among the tranquil features and atop prized patios. In Gazebo, players take turns placing dominos on the shared garden map to establish nooks - that is, two or more contiguous terrain spaces of the same type: flower, foliage, or water. When a player creates a nook, they place one of their gazebos on top of it, and by connecting their nook to a patio, they can claim the patio and place a gazebo on it. But not all is peaceful in this game of garden landscaping. Larger nooks can absorb smaller nooks, and patios can be stolen by cunning rivals. The first player to place all of their gazebos on the board wins! Gazebo is an evolution of Reiner Knizia’s classic game Qin and introduces many innovations by: Improving the method of drawing single-colored and double-colored dominoes for less luck and more tension, Increasing the variety of gameplay features across the all-new base game maps and expansion maps, Deepening the strategic possibilities with Zen spaces, vases, and pedestals, Ramping up the conflicts with more valuable contested spaces and more tactical flexibility, Debuting an exciting new partnership mode for four players, Condensing a now bigger experience into a smaller and more portable package, Broadening the appeal and approachability with a new garden theme beautifully illustrated by Alisha Giroux. Gazebo is the first official title to kick off Bitewing Games’ Travel Line.
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BARCODE: 732388026142
This was seen 769 times
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cubesquared BGG user
10.0/10

The deluxe version is a marvel. While most games' "travel editions" are smaller, flimsier, cheaper, this is a luxurious, beautiful object to bring out, touch, and play. Absolutely beautiful advancements on Qin's original mechanics, this is really the perfect package. I want Bitewing to bring this treatment to even more games, someone give them the rights to Samurai, Tigris & Euphrates, and Through the Desert, ASAP.

dexdouglas BGG user
10.0/10

I can’t give this a rating yet because I haven’t played it but Qin is one of my top 5 favorite Knizia’s out of over 160 Knizia’s played. A rare 10 rating for me. I’ve played it over 70 times and taught it to dozens of people. I’m already sure I’m going to buy this but if this just made it better, I don’t know what I’ll do. Thank you Knizia for revisiting this and thank you Bitewing for bringing this back! Purchased with deluxe dominos (and added a second set of deluxe dominos in case I want to proxy Qin in a smaller package. Edit: I've now played it and love it. It's everything Qin does but different. Like apples and oranges. Both great.

DrReyrey BGG user
10.0/10

Early impressions. Deluxe edition is gorgeous. The rules breeze light and the decisions delicious, tight and mean. At the moment, a 10/10 according to the BGG rating scale. I'll see if it holds up.

Murraculous BGG user
10.0/10

Dominoes are such a satisfying game piece — the way they feel in your hand and nestle together on the board — but few games do them justice. I believe Gazebo is a worthy contender for the greatest domino game ever designed. The game is dead simple — play a domino from your hand next to any other on the board — but the strategic depth hits the sweet spot. (Disclosure: I am the publisher, but now you know why I love this game :)

notsoquietwyatt BGG user
10.0/10

2 playd will update. Outsanding and simple gameplay from reiner knizia with a deep decision sapce to explore for those who want to dig a bit deeper. Phenomenal production from bitewing, +premium dominoes + elevation expansion +travel case. Would reccomend if you are a fan on traveling games that are way better than uno

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