Savannah Park (Slightly dented box)

Savannah Park (Slightly dented box)

In Savannah Park, each of you runs your own wildlife park and your goal is to group the animals by species – but everyone takes turns deciding what to move, so you may not be able to get the animals into the right places. Each player starts the game with the same set of 33 unique animal tiles, with these tiles placed randomly in your personal wildlife park. Three bush-fire spaces and one rock space will remain empty in your park for the entire game, while six tree spaces and four grass spaces are empty at the start of the game.

Each round, you name a specific face-up tile that all players must take, flip over, and then move to a different empty space in their own park. Tiles that have been flipped cannot be moved again, and once all tiles have been moved, the game ends with a scoring round. First, tiles adjacent to bushfires are removed if they depict as many animals as the number of bushfires (1, 2 or 3) in the bushfire space. You score for each grass and tree that is uncovered on your board. Finally, you score for each of the six animal types- the larger the main herd of each type and the more waterholes it contains, the more points you score, e.g. a herd with five rhinos and three waterholes is worth (5×3) 15 points. The player with the most points wins.

Savannah Park includes a solo mode, a setup variant that allows you to place the fires and trees where you want, and a scoring variant that rewards you, e.g. when you remove a lion from the animals' path.

Attention: The box has a slight ding on the back left of the box.

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