Build a hive by adding cards from your hand that match on 2 or more sides with the current hive. Win by playing all your cards. 

Should be a cinch, right? 

Well, not exactly…

This kaleidoscope beauty is as fun to play as it is satisfying to look at. Once again a deck of cards, this time hexagon shaped, proves that you don’t have to be a big box board game to pack a strong strategy punch. Exactly what you’d expect from the creators of the pirate trick taking card game Skull King!

You are cordially invited to the finest, most exclusive party of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. 

Be sure to wear your prehistoric best and be ready to enjoy an afternoon of high-society and chit-chat.

I’m sitting there, watching my opponent. They’re analyzing the board. I look at their eyes, fixed on the board, and try to see what they’re looking at. 

“Is it my space? Surely it can’t be my space.” 

I glance back at my hand, with just a 3 and a 4 and a single forrest card I only have one option left on the board to place my hut this round. If he goes there’ll I’ll be out of options. Surely he won’t go there. It’s only the third round and the available spaces are plentiful. 

He grabs his hut and begins to lay down his cards.