Campi di Fiori

I was worried the tile-laying would feel too random, but the interaction between seasons keeps every round tense right to the last flower. Played it three times in one weekend and each garden ended up completely different.

The tile-placement flow feels really smooth once you get the hang of it, and the way rounds shift between those three seasons keeps every game fresh without dragging on. I've played it three times this week already and the garden-building theme is just charming enough to pull in non-gamers too.

The three-season structure with that variable round count keeps every game fresh — you never know exactly when winter’s coming, and it makes each decision feel weightier. Tiles fit together nicely, and watching your garden spread across the table is honestly quite satisfying.