Coral Islands

This two-part game uses dice stacking in competitive conservation challenges. In one game, players repopulate a shared coral reef with translucent dice, completing structure cards that may require their own and opponents’ dice. Fish tokens provide options such as manipulating dice or placing two dice in one turn. The player with the most points when the dice supply runs out wins. In the other game, players represent conservation charities restoring an archipelago threatened by rising sea levels. Land cards determine how far dice move between island sections, while collected cards establish geological specialisms and introduce asymmetric effects. Players compete to claim the most mountainous land and earn prestige.

Players: 1–4 best 2
Playing time: 15–45 min
Age: 8+
Complexity: 2 / 5