
Behind the Lens
Photographing Earth
A board game by Charlie Bink, Danielle Reynolds
1-4 Players 45-90 minutes Low
Drafting, Simultaneous Action Selection, Square Grid, Contracts, End Game Bonuses, Once-Per-Game Abilities, Slide/Push, Investment, Multi-Use Cards, Tags
Animals, Abstract Strategy, Puzzle, Environmental
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Description
Step into the shoes of a globe‑trotting shutterbug with Behind the Lens: Photographing Earth, a breezy 45‑to‑90‑minute game that fits 1‑4 players and lets you snap the wildest shots without ever leaving the table. You’ll draft cards, pick actions at the same time, and hustle across a clean square‑grid landscape, chasing animal contracts and swapping in clever “once‑per‑game” tricks to out‑shine the competition. Slide and push terrain to get the perfect angle, invest in gear that keeps paying off, and tag your photos for extra points at the end. The mix of drafting, simultaneous picks, and a dash of puzzle‑like positioning makes each round feel like a quick photo‑expedition, while the environmental theme adds a feel‑good vibe. Easy to learn but full of strategic depth, this abstract‑strategy romp lets you plan big moves, react to rivals, and collect end‑game bonuses that make every snap count. Grab your camera, roll the dice, and see who can capture the most unforgettable wildlife moments.
