My City

You build a city across twenty-four short games, and what happens in one game stays: you draw on the board, add stickers and open sealed envelopes that change the rules as the town grows from fields to factories. Each game goes to the best-scoring city, and the campaign to whoever fills the most progress circles. A card shows a building shape and every player places that piece on their board at once, for points, or passes and loses a point. Covered trees cost you, uncovered rocks cost you, and same-colour buildings want to sit together. Whoever does worst gets a small permanent help, so the table stays close. The campaign needs the same two to four people throughout, so it suits a couple or a family more than a rotating game-night crowd. The board's reverse has a plain, replayable version. Each episode teaches in five minutes and takes thirty.