It's easy for kids to play and the cooperation and gem sharing warms my heart. Play generates lots of conversation around probability. Perfect for my 3 little granddaughters.

My eight year old loves it, but so do my gaming group. There is also a simpler playing style for younger kids or for those who just want a simpler game.

The beautiful artwork and thematic elements beautifully capture the essence of the pacific northwest. The playing surface is just beautiful with all the tiles and animal counters laid out. The terrain tiles are cardboard, easy to read, and easy to ide...  Read More

Cascades is a gem for such a small play area game. The bag, box, and storage are compact and easy to manage. The game strikes a perfect balance between accessibility and depth, making it enjoyable for both casual and experienced gamers.

Players complete their own ecosystem but there is interactive competition. It has a drafting element but generally keeps you away from hate drafting strategies. The minor mechanic that lets you alter the basic tile/animal selection is just perfect for...  Read More

Cascadia is a phenomenal board game that truly lives up to its award-winning status. It's no surprise that this game has received well-deserved recognition.

The game has one thing going for it, it’s way too easy, and hasn’t introduced any new ideas to the tile placement genre of board games. Major disappointment as a kickstarter backer.