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Manufacturer:
Starling Games
Farshore will send you on an epic seafaring adventure to explore and build in the rugged country north of Everdell Valley. Study the winds to sail your ship in search of valuable riches, compete for lucrative island locations before high tide rise, and be the first to claim valuable maps that will lead you to troves of treasures.
The wind is high. The sun is breaking the horizon. It is time to set sail for adventure!
• Four new critter types to expand your collection!
• Built upon the award-winning gameplay of Everdell with many new mechanics to explore!
• Learn about the stalwart seafaring country north of Everdell Valley.
• A new land of lively critters, featuring the glowing artwork of artist Jacqui Davis!
Contents:
The wind is high. The sun is breaking the horizon. It is time to set sail for adventure!
• Four new critter types to expand your collection!
• Built upon the award-winning gameplay of Everdell with many new mechanics to explore!
• Learn about the stalwart seafaring country north of Everdell Valley.
• A new land of lively critters, featuring the glowing artwork of artist Jacqui Davis!
Contents:
1 Game Board
1 Lighthouse
24 Wooden Critters:
‣ 6 Crabs
‣ 6 Beavers
‣ 6 Puffins
‣ 6 Ducks
155 Cards
24 Map Tiles
10 Island Tiles
8 Windrose Tiles
12 Metal Anchor Tokens
4 Plastic Ships
50+ Treasure Tokens
5+ Color Markers
50+ Plastic Shells
25+ Wooden Driftwood
25+ Plastic Seaweed
25+ Plastic Seastones
25+ Plastic Mushrooms
1 Lighthouse
24 Wooden Critters:
‣ 6 Crabs
‣ 6 Beavers
‣ 6 Puffins
‣ 6 Ducks
155 Cards
24 Map Tiles
10 Island Tiles
8 Windrose Tiles
12 Metal Anchor Tokens
4 Plastic Ships
50+ Treasure Tokens
5+ Color Markers
50+ Plastic Shells
25+ Wooden Driftwood
25+ Plastic Seaweed
25+ Plastic Seastones
25+ Plastic Mushrooms
Ages: 10+
Players: 1-4
Game Length: 40-80 minutes
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1 review
Heavier? Lighter?
I was very curious to see how this is different from Everdell. I hear it is supposed to be lighter, but if so I think only slighlty so. Where Farshore attempted to simplify things, such putting an anchor onto a construction so you can pull a critter into your city that matches the construction's card type, it does complicate things in other ways, such as the scoring maps, the winds of change, and the rising tide mechanic. I found it very easy to pick up since it is so close to Everdell, but Farshore is not that much lighter than the original. That's not a good or bad thing. I think it strikes a good balance of familiar yet different. If you love Everdell and/or are drawn to a nautical/beach theme, I say try Farshore.
January 25, 2024 2:42 AM
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