Ginkgopolis

You must choose one card to play each turn; you cannot discard a single card to redraw. Twice per game you may spend a New Hand token to discard your entire 4‑card hand and draw 4 new cards (announce “I’m getting a new hand”); unspent New Hand tokens are worth 2 points each at game end (p.3).

Replace the matching Urbanization token with your tile, place one of your resources and a Construction Site pawn on it, then move that Urbanization token to an orthogonally adjacent empty perimeter space; if no adjacent space is empty you may place it elsewhere respecting the alphabetical order (you may move other tokens to do so). You also “utilize” orthogonally adjacent buildings to gain their items (p.4).

When you construct a floor you return the resources on that building to their owner (they place them behind their screen), and if the owner is another player they gain 1 success point per resource returned; you do not gain success points for building on your own building (p.4).

Yes — if the new tile’s number is lower you pay the difference in success points, and if the color differs you must discard one resource to the general supply; if you cannot pay the items needed to place the tile, you take the tile back and resolve the card as if played alone (pp.4–5).

After resolving actions each player takes the 3 unused cards from her right‑hand neighbor (including the First Player card if present), then, starting with the new first player and continuing in order, each player draws from the deck to return to a hand of 4 cards (p.5).

In each district the player with the most resources gains points equal to the total number of resources in the district, and second place gains points equal to the number of resources of her color; ties are broken by tallest building, then by highest building number, and if all resources belong to one player she receives both first and second place points (p.6).