Akropolis

You are building a Greek city out of three-hex tiles, and it grows upwards as well as outwards. Tiles mix districts of five colours with quarries and plazas. When the tiles run out, each colour scores its district value multiplied by its matching plaza stars. On your turn you take one tile from the construction row; the first is free, and each position skipped costs a stone. Then you place it on the ground or on top of existing tiles, covering at least two with no gaps. Height raises value, and every colour has its own rule: houses want one big cluster, markets refuse to touch, temples must be surrounded. A good spatial puzzle in a small box, and one of the tighter Family titles on our shelves. Two is a proper duel and three the sweet spot. Buy it if you love Azul and want more to plan.