Category: Base game
TIWANAKU - Lead your Quechua people to uncharted territories in search of new lands to farm. You seek to explore these regions, to trace their contours, and to develop agriculture there according to the customs and legends of Pachamama (Mother Earth).
The tile-laying for the contours feels so smooth, and reading the terrain to decide where your people settle actually matters. Took one game to click but now I keep thinking about new routes between sessions.
Didn't expect the map-tracing mechanic to feel this satisfying—sketching out the contours of each new territory actually makes you think about where to expand next. Played three games back to back and the exploration never got old.
The farming side of this one really surprised me — you're not just exploring, you're actually deciding where to develop agriculture on the regions you claim, and that tension keeps every turn interesting. Played it twice back to back and the map came out completely different both times.
