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CATsle Builders (Chatpentiers, 猫の城大工) is a trick-taking game for 3 to 5 🐱 carpenters, in which 2 or 3 winners of a trick take some of the cards and place them in one of the columns under their board, trying to match the card limit of the respective columns. Each card under a board is worth 1 point ...

CATsle Builders (Chatpentiers, 猫の城大工) is a trick-taking game for 3 to 5 🐱 carpenters, in which 2 or 3 winners of a trick take some of the cards and place them in one of the columns under their board, trying to match the card limit of the respective columns. Each card under a board is worth 1 point ...

It should be allowed, unless 'b' is not a valid play in the first place.

That's correct, all public sets created with "Get" action are fixed in place, so in this case you'd be unable to win the round.

Cargo Empire is a pick-up-and-deliver board game with point-to-point network building. Players immerse themselves in a complex world of transportation networks, striving for glory, wealth, and power as leaders of one of the four major families on the continent of Dyorle. There is only one action in ...

You can just recreate the project with the same game name and BGG id, and studio will reactivate your previous work.

I'm not sure it would make significant difference, as it's already much shorter than a full mahjong game. So it's up to whether people actually want to play something mahjong-like at all.

To ensure opponents are not leaving as often, it's better to play Advanced mode.

Are you sure you've selected all 3 red seven tiles? Additionally, the "Get" button only appears after you've clicked on the tile discarded by the opponent. Granted, it's not extremely apparent, but there's a green outline around selected tiles:

MarkSteere wrote: ↑17 November 2025, 04:49 All of the game progressions are 50%

The progress isn't easy to compute in this game... possibly Manhattan length from the center to the closest piece could serve as an approximation, but it's still rather imprecise.

Olenon is a fast-paced team shredding game, in which 2 teams of 2 players race to be the first to get rid of all cards from one of teammates' hand. It being a team game, players are allowed to discuss their strategy and even contents of their hands, as long as it's done out loud, so that the other ...