Night at the Zoo - Board Game (NL)

Night at the Zoo is a tile-laying game for 1 to 4 players. The animals have secretly slipped out of the zoo at night. You help them get back before the zookeepers find out.

You choose tiles from a shared supply and place them on your own board. This is how you create a path for your animals. Each animal moves and scores in its own way. This makes every game a little puzzle of about half an hour.

A game lasts three rounds. In each round, you choose a tile five times. You take a tile from the supply and then choose:

• Place: you place the tile on your board and activate an action. This is also how you create a path from the edge to the zoo.
• Keep: you set the tile aside for later.
• Discard: you discard the tile. This moves animals that are on that type of terrain.

Example: you have placed several animals on grass. If you now discard a grass tile, they can all move at the same time.

After three rounds, the player with the most points wins. You can also play by yourself against zookeeper Leo.

• Every animal is different The penguin glides through, the snake moves in the direction it is looking, and the sloth sometimes takes a nap. Your plan must suit your animals.
• Every turn, a choice You cannot do everything. Which tile do you take, and what do you do with it? That keeps you busy without the game taking too long.
• Also playable alone There is a solo mode against zookeeper Leo. With more players, you choose tiles from the same supply.