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Giga Mech Games  |  SKU: GMG001

Orchard: A 9 card solitaire game

€12.88 EUR
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Description

Designer Mark Tuck
Publisher Giga Mech Games
Players 1
Playing Time 5-10 mins
Suggested Age 8 and up
Honors 2018 Golden Geek Best Print & Play Board Game Winner
2018 Golden Geek Best Print & Play Board Game Nominee

Orchard is a quick solitaire 'tile laying' game that plays in under 10 minutes. The aim of the game is to harvest fruit (score points) by playing cards so that their fruit trees overlap other trees already in the orchard that bear the same fruit. The more trees you can overlap, the more fruit you'll pick.

In addition to the nine double-sided cards, you need 15 dice (of three colors) to keep track of your increasing harvest, and two cubes to represent "rotten" fruit. These allow you to lay a card that you wouldn't otherwise be able to — but come with a points penalty, so you must decide if and when to play them.

Customer Reviews

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Thomas C Girard
Prefect travel game

Orchard comes with me everywhere I go. It fits in any luggage and you can even play on an airplane tray table

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Dexton Wylde
Terrific Small Solo

Highly recommend this for any solo player. Is a great starter/intro game but also leaves a lot for seasoned gamers. Is a great lunch time / small space game with more crunchy decision that one may first think. Packaging and quality of components is spectacular for this tiny thing! Have a blast with it and glad I picked up a physical copy instead of doing PNP as the quality just can’t be beat.