Play Azul Duel

Panes instead of tiles, and a glazier who only ever moves clockwise around the factories.

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.

The same drafting moved into a chocolate shop, scoring boxes filled by colour and by shape.

The one real expansion: double-sided boards and a plastic overlay that lets you choose where the pattern goes.

Jump opponent's pieces in this ancient game

Race your pieces across the star board

Flip discs to your color in this abstract game