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A gorgeous tableau-building and worker-placement game set in a richly illustrated forest civilization of critters and constructions. Easy to learn, deeply strategic, and endlessly replayable across 40–80 minutes. Like Wingspan, Everdell is a card-driven tableau game where you build up a network of unique cards — each with its own special power — that combine into satisfying engine combos by the end of the game. The nature theme, accessible ruleset, and that same feeling of 'everything clicking together' are a near-perfect match. You'll love the seasonal structure that mirrors Wingspan's round progression, and the stunning artwork gives it the same coffee-table-worthy quality. If you enjoyed placing birds into habitats, you'll find placing critters and constructions into a woodland city equally captivating.

A calming, award-winning tile-laying and token-drafting game set in the Pacific Northwest wilderness. Build sprawling ecosystems of bears, salmon, foxes, and hawks across 45 minutes of puzzly, nature-soaked gameplay for 1–4 players. Cascadia shares Wingspan's soul: a nature theme with real-world wildlife, a relaxed yet strategic pace, and a satisfying spatial puzzle that feels different every game thanks to variable scoring goals. It's that same 'zen strategy' feeling — competitive but never aggressive. Where Wingspan rewards you for chaining bird abilities, Cascadia rewards you for creating harmonious habitat corridors and placing wildlife in clever patterns. You'll find the same accessibility and replayability that made Wingspan so beloved, wrapped in a beautiful Pacific Northwest aesthetic.

A next-generation species-adaptation strategy game building on the award-winning Evolution. Guide your species through a changing environment — gaining traits like 'Social', 'Quick', or 'Claws' — to find food, grow populations, and outlast rivals. 1–4 players, ages 10+. This is the wildcard for the Wingspan lover who wants to go deeper into the natural world. Instead of collecting birds, you're evolving entire species — choosing adaptive traits, managing food chains, and reacting to a shifting ecosystem. It's naturalistic, thought-provoking, and rooted in real biology, just like Wingspan's bird facts. Where Wingspan is about quiet curation, Nature turns up the drama: your species can be hunted, starved, or thrive magnificently depending on your choices. If you've ever wished Wingspan had more teeth — and more ecological tension — this is the game that delivers it.