Evergreen - Abstract Strategy Tree-Growing Board Game for Adults and Families 1-4 Players Ages 8+ Immersive Eco-Friendly Experience 45-60 Min

- Engaging gameplay: Evergreen offers a strategic tree-growing experience for 1-4 players, fostering creativity and foresight to develop the lushest ecosystem under 60 minutes.- Eco-friendly mission: Support sustainability while playing, as a portion of proceeds contributes to environmental causes, enhancing playtime with a purpose.- Dynamic strategy: Choose from 42 Biome cards each round, dictating development zones, which intensifies game depth and keeps excitement high across sessions.- Maximize growth: Plant trees in fertile zones to absorb light efficiently, ensuring no overshadowing occurs, maximizing points and strategizing future moves.- Comprehensive components: Equipped with 4 unique Planet boards, markers, and wooden tokens, the game offers variety and replayability by presenting new challenges each game.

From the manufacturer

Evergreen is a tree-growing abstract strategy game for 1-4 players by Hjalmar Hach, designer of the award-winning game Photosynthesis, where your goal is to build a lush ecosystem, planting seeds, growing trees, and placing other natural elements on your planet, trying to make it the greenest and most fertile of all.

1. Pick a Biome card from a common pool to determine the area of your Planet you’re going to develop each round.

2. Grow your Trees, plant Bushes, and place Lakes to create a huge Forest, and use the power of Nature to gain extra Actions!

3. Concentrate your Trees in the most Fertile areas and let them collect Light without overshadowing each other to score points!

Craft your own strategy! Pick cards from the drafting pool for the Biome they allow you to develop, or for the Power they activate. But that’s not all! Even the cards you do NOT choose are just as important, since the least chosen biomes become more Fertile, and thus more valuable!

Try to keep your Trees close to each other to score points for your biggest Forest… but you also want them to collect as much Light as possible without shading each other, so be mindful of the position of the sun!