
Node
A board game by Jordan Booth, John Gosling, Joe Locastro
2-4 Players 15 minutes Low
Area Majority / Influence, Modular Board, Tile Placement, Enclosure
Card Game, Abstract Strategy
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Description
Node is a quick and easy to learn game that's all about strategic tile placement and area control. Players take turns placing cards to build up the game board, overlapping squares of like color to create a modular board that's different every time. With two to four players competing to control the most colors, the game is fast-paced and exciting, lasting only 15 minutes. As players expand areas of color, they can claim them with control markers, trying to outmaneuver their opponents and capture the most colors. But watch out - if someone manages to capture all five colors at once, they win immediately, locking out their opponents and taking the victory. With its simple rules and deep strategy, Node is a great game for fans of abstract strategy and tile placement games, and its short playtime makes it perfect for a quick gaming session.
