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Once again, the ‘Game of the Year’ jury played through hundreds of games before selecting the winners of their prestigious critics’ awards. The ‘Game of the Year’ has been awarded since 1979 and is the industry’s most esteemed award. This year the game ‘Cascadia’ was selected as the winner.
In this nature themed tile game for one to four players aged 10 and above, players take turns creating habitats for wild animals in the region of the same name. The players compete to create the largest continuous regions in five different types of habitat: mountains, woodlands, prairies, wetlands, and rivers. The main appeal of ‘Cascadia’ is its versatility. The basic rules make for a beginner friendly family game, with a difficulty level that can be gradually increased.
Ludo Fact, the makers of ‘Cascadia’, printed he rule cards on Casino Classic 320 g/m2 from Koehler Paper. The cards have new challenges for the players in each round.
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