Gamewright - Shifting Stones – A Visual, Decision-Making Family Strategy Game of Tiles, Cards, and Tactics, 8 years +

Appealing art and aesthetics. Not a difficult game to learn and easy to follow along. Games go pretty quickly and has great replay-ability for us. Well worth the money.

Great game. Feels more challenging the more people that play because they tend to mess up your strategy. Have played multiple times and its always a great fun and quick game to play! Super easy to learn. Definitely worth picking up and adding to your collection.

Great game for on the go! Keep it in the car and use often whenever we go out for drinks. Super easy to play and even fun alone.

This game is FUN! Everyone we've played it with lives it! Highly recommend one.

Easy to learn, fun to play. Teens and adults enjoyed playing. Quality materials.

You lay the tiles down and play your hand to flip or switch the tiles. You do this in order to create a pattern that matches a card in your hand, hence scoring points. I played with my two kids 9 and 7 that play and enjoy games like Dragonwood, Forbidden Island, kingdomino, sushi go and an occasional exploding kittens. This game is super simple to learn which is great, it also is a quick play for those that don't like to finish games. Honestly, I enjoyed the game, however, this isn't a game that requires intense strategy. I think its better suited for younger children and could lose its appeal for anyone older. There is SO MUCH potential in this game though. I wish it came with more tiles or difficulty levels to make it a more challenging game for adults.

Still playing this after a year. Attractive cards and stimulating element for strategic play

We like this game, but as a 2 person game. More than 2 people and we found it dragged. My husband and I will play this game in front of the fire in the winter time and we enjoy it. We played it with 5 people and found that it was too slow to keep all of us interested in the game. You really don't want to pay attention until it's your turn because the whole board changes with every turn. For 2 people it's a nice game.