Gamewright - Shifting Stones – A Visual, Decision-Making Family Strategy Game of Tiles, Cards, and Tactics, 8 years +

My family is a game playing fanatics and loves this game. It is easy to learn and fun to play. Each game is different from the last. Great design which makes it fun for the whole family.

We love this game, it’s a great mix of luck and strategy, ease to learn and quite quick to play. The cards and tile pieces are great quality. Highly recommended!

Fun game for all ages. 9 year old and 35 year olds like it!

Love the game! U have to think on your feet. I watched a 28 minute video on YT 1st. The first thing I noticed was the orientation too. It needs a lazy Susan like high end scrabble game. Or u just buy a separate one at the store. There is strategy involved but ur next move can be ruined if u plan too far in advance. Love the idea. Love the graphics as I have a lot of game weight games and they r just simple, family fun! I find all the games I grew up with r stale and I love all the new, neat and simple, reasonably priced games that r out now. Would recommend u watch a video on YT to help u learn the rules. Always easier for me. This goes fairly quickly for two, maybe 15 min. Light causal 2-5 players and engrossing! Try it! Gamewright is A FANTASTIC COMPANY!

Simple rules, easy to learn, and really fun to play! Good quality components in a beautiful box. It's size makes it easy to take and play anywhere.

You lay the tiles down and play your hand to flip or switch the tiles. You do this in order to create a pattern that matches a card in your hand, hence scoring points. I played with my two kids 9 and 7 that play and enjoy games like Dragonwood, Forbidden Island, kingdomino, sushi go and an occasional exploding kittens. This game is super simple to learn which is great, it also is a quick play for those that don't like to finish games. Honestly, I enjoyed the game, however, this isn't a game that requires intense strategy. I think its better suited for younger children and could lose its appeal for anyone older. There is SO MUCH potential in this game though. I wish it came with more tiles or difficulty levels to make it a more challenging game for adults.

Repeatable, over and over.

This is a super fun game. I love that I can play it by myself with a smaller deck. And that I could also play with more people. It was very easy to figure out the rules and to read through all the instructions. Basically you make a 9x9 grid and then you have four cards in your hand for every card you discard you can take a move. Each move is either you can move a tile into place or flip a tile. And you're just trying to match the patterns on your card. Some of the cards are harder to get and they're worth more points then. This is currently my favorite game of the month. I've been playing constantly since I got it. And we took a camping with us. To play against yourself is a little bit different you have to try and remember how many strikes you can get against yourself. But playing with other people's easy sometimes they move it right into place for you to get points but otherwise for the most part it can be tricky. So in this game you can't really sabotage one another at least not directly. Because you're all working on your own and each round you have a new set of cards so it's different each time. Very great game