Create beautiful tile patterns in this abstract game
Michael Kiesling's tile-laying line, from Portuguese azulejos to a chocolate shop.
The best of the Azul family, with wild tiles and a gentler penalty for what you cannot place.
The palace garden on hexes, where a tile has to share a colour or a plant with its neighbour.
Panes instead of tiles, and a glazier who only ever moves clockwise around the factories.
The one real expansion: double-sided boards and a plastic overlay that lets you choose where the pattern goes.
Two players decorating the vaults of the palace, one by day and one by night.
The same drafting moved into a chocolate shop, scoring boxes filled by colour and by shape.
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