Wingspan is a beautifully designed game. The 170 unique bird cards have great illustrations as well as facts about each bird. The general idea of the game is to earn points by placing birds in the appropriate habitat, laying eggs in the bird nests, competing with mini challenges while playing 4 rounds. Plus you need to gain specific food to play each bird, draw new bird cards and there are activations which give you special advantages. There is a bird feeder dice tower with a ramp to roll the food dice into. You also have individual playing boards, food tokens and wooden eggs. A combination of planning and luck are needed to win this game. If one strategy isn't working, you'll want to change your focus.
Wingspan has quickly become a favorite game of ours. We usually play with 2 or 3 players, but it can be played with 1 to 5. Great for teens and adults, plus I think younger kids who are good at strategic games could pick this up. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the instructions are detailed to help with that. I like watching someone set up and explain new games on youtube, then you can just refer to the directions when you have a question. After you play a couple of rounds, the game moves along faster. It usually takes us about 60-75 minutes to set up and play a game. We play a bit leisurely, so it might go faster for you. We've been playing this most weekends since we got it. I love playing engine building games like Scythe and Terraformimg Mars. This one is easier to learn and play, and you're mostly focused on building your own aviary and accumulating points. You aren't attacking opponents and you have no idea how many bonus points they might have. So, until you add up all of the points at the end, no one really knows who's winning.
A great value for a game you'll play over and over. The pieces are sturdy and should last. I highly recommend adding Wingspan to your collection.
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Designed by Elizabeth Hargrave | Art by Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Beth Sobel
Featured Components
- 170 unique bird cards (57x87mm) and 3 rulebooks (Core, Automa, and Appendix)
- 26 goal cards (57x87mm) and 16 Automa cards (57x87mm)
- 103 food tokens and 75 egg miniatures
- 5 custom wooden dice and 5 player mats
- 1 birdfeeder dice tower and 2-piece sugarcane custom tray
- 1 goal mat and 8 goal tiles
- 1 first-player token and 40 action cubes (8 per player)
- 4 sugarcane resource containers and 1 scorepad
Wingspan
Wingspan is a competitive, medium-weight, engine-building board game
You are bird enthusiasts—researchers, bird watchers, ornithologists, and collectors—seeking to discover and attract the best birds to your network of wildlife preserves. Each bird extends a chain of powerful combinations in one of your habitats. These habitats focus on several key aspects of growth:
- Gain food via dice in a birdfeeder dice tower
- Lay eggs using miniatures in a variety of colors
- Draw from 170 unique bird cards, and play them
- The winner is the player with the most points after 4 rounds
- 1-5 Players
- 40-70 min playing time
- Ages 14+
How to Play
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Draw from 170 unique bird cardsEach bird extends a chain of powerful combinations in one of your habitats (actions) which benefit you at various points throughout the game. |
Roll the dice to gain resourcesGain food tokens via custom dice in a birdfeeder dice tower. These allow you to pay the cost of the birds you wish to play. |
Lay EggsLay eggs using egg miniatures in a variety of colors. Eggs are points at the end of the game, but are also necessary to advance your bird sanctuary. |
Now made with sugar-cane organizersThe custom card tray and components organizer are now made of sugarcane--it's white instead of the blue shown in older photos and videos. |
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| Number of Players | 1-5 | 1-2 (or up to 7 when combined with base game) | 1-6 | 2-7 | 1-7 | |
| Average Playtime | 40-70 mins | 40-70 mins | 45-90 mins | 45-60 mins | 45-60 mins | |
| Game Objectives and Theme | Attract a beautiful and diverse collection of birds to your wildlife preserve. | Attract beautiful Asian birds to your bird sanctuary. When combined with the Wingspan Base game, adds the ability to play with up to 7 people, plus 90 new bird cards, and more! | Add variety to your Wingspan game with 100 speckled eggs in 10 different colors. | Create the most prosperous winery in Italy | Help your 2 neighboring players build the wackiest castles. | Build a thriving city with each of your neighbors |
| Setting | North American WIlderness | Asian Wilderness | Old-World Tuscany | Bavaria, Germany | Suburbia | |
| Game Difficulty/Weight | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium | Light |
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A great variety of birds and goals, making it a different game each time you play.
Wingspan is a beautifully designed game. The 170 unique bird cards have great illustrations as well as facts about each bird. The general idea of the game is to earn points by placing birds in the appropriate habitat, laying eggs in the bird nests, competing with mini challenges while playing 4 rounds. Plus you need to gain specific food to play each bird, draw new bird cards and there are activations which give you special advantages. There is a bird feeder dice tower with a ramp to roll the food dice into. You also have individual playing boards, food tokens and wooden eggs. A combination of planning and luck are needed to win this game. If one strategy isn't working, you'll want to change your focus.Wingspan has quickly become a favorite game of ours. We usually play with 2 or 3 players, but it can be played with 1 to 5. Great for teens and adults, plus I think younger kids who are good at strategic games could pick this up. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the instructions are detailed to help with that. I like watching someone set up and explain new games on youtube, then you can just refer to the directions when you have a question. After you play a couple of rounds, the game moves along faster. It usually takes us about 60-75 minutes to set up and play a game. We play a bit leisurely, so it might go faster for you. We've been playing this most weekends since we got it. I love playing engine building games like Scythe and Terraformimg Mars. This one is easier to learn and play, and you're mostly focused on building your own aviary and accumulating points. You aren't attacking opponents and you have no idea how many bonus points they might have. So, until you add up all of the points at the end, no one really knows who's winning.A great value for a game you'll play over and over. The pieces are sturdy and should last. I highly recommend adding Wingspan to your collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
Wingspan has quickly become a favorite game of ours. We usually play with 2 or 3 players, but it can be played with 1 to 5. Great for teens and adults, plus I think younger kids who are good at strategic games could pick this up. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the instructions are detailed to help with that. I like watching someone set up and explain new games on youtube, then you can just refer to the directions when you have a question. After you play a couple of rounds, the game moves along faster. It usually takes us about 60-75 minutes to set up and play a game. We play a bit leisurely, so it might go faster for you. We've been playing this most weekends since we got it. I love playing engine building games like Scythe and Terraformimg Mars. This one is easier to learn and play, and you're mostly focused on building your own aviary and accumulating points. You aren't attacking opponents and you have no idea how many bonus points they might have. So, until you add up all of the points at the end, no one really knows who's winning.
A great value for a game you'll play over and over. The pieces are sturdy and should last. I highly recommend adding Wingspan to your collection.
A great variety of birds and goals, making it a different game each time you play.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
Wingspan is a beautifully designed game. The 170 unique bird cards have great illustrations as well as facts about each bird. The general idea of the game is to earn points by placing birds in the appropriate habitat, laying eggs in the bird nests, competing with mini challenges while playing 4 rounds. Plus you need to gain specific food to play each bird, draw new bird cards and there are activations which give you special advantages. There is a bird feeder dice tower with a ramp to roll the food dice into. You also have individual playing boards, food tokens and wooden eggs. A combination of planning and luck are needed to win this game. If one strategy isn't working, you'll want to change your focus.Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
Wingspan has quickly become a favorite game of ours. We usually play with 2 or 3 players, but it can be played with 1 to 5. Great for teens and adults, plus I think younger kids who are good at strategic games could pick this up. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the instructions are detailed to help with that. I like watching someone set up and explain new games on youtube, then you can just refer to the directions when you have a question. After you play a couple of rounds, the game moves along faster. It usually takes us about 60-75 minutes to set up and play a game. We play a bit leisurely, so it might go faster for you. We've been playing this most weekends since we got it. I love playing engine building games like Scythe and Terraformimg Mars. This one is easier to learn and play, and you're mostly focused on building your own aviary and accumulating points. You aren't attacking opponents and you have no idea how many bonus points they might have. So, until you add up all of the points at the end, no one really knows who's winning.
A great value for a game you'll play over and over. The pieces are sturdy and should last. I highly recommend adding Wingspan to your collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024
Instant Classic.
Base game is fantastic, I'd say 4 players is the ideal number of players. The expansions rebalance the game. European just adds cards, but Oceania introduces a new mechanic, or should I say resource, nectar, which is like a wild card. It can be used instead of any of the other food sources. I have yet to get the Asian expansion.
If you have a lazy susan laying around, highly recommend putting the tray, eggs, and resources on it so everyone can easily read the cards around the table. The game is always different, and different paths to get your game engines up and running.
Bonus: you'll start naming birds as you see them in real life. It's hilarious. It's fun.
Base game is fantastic, I'd say 4 players is the ideal number of players. The expansions rebalance the game. European just adds cards, but Oceania introduces a new mechanic, or should I say resource, nectar, which is like a wild card. It can be used instead of any of the other food sources. I have yet to get the Asian expansion.
If you have a lazy susan laying around, highly recommend putting the tray, eggs, and resources on it so everyone can easily read the cards around the table. The game is always different, and different paths to get your game engines up and running.
Bonus: you'll start naming birds as you see them in real life. It's hilarious. It's fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2020
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Flor
Juego muy estético, partidas largas, ameno
Reviewed in Mexico on July 14, 2022
Flor
Reviewed in Mexico on July 14, 2022
Juego de estrategia, ganas puntos juntando aves, comida, huevos. Tiene un mono autómata, para jugar 1 sola persona, pero está diseñado hasta para 5 jugadores.
Los manuales están muy completos, toma un poco entender como jugar tu estrategia para sumar puntos, pero viene con unas cartas aparte para que aprendas a jugar, lo cual es de gran ayuda. De los mejores manuales que he visto, con detalle cada cosa.
El costo es elevado, vale la pena esperar a que esté en promoción. Con prime me llegó al día siguiente.
Me encanta que aparte de todo aprendes sobre las aves porque tienen un poco de información cada carta.
Las partidas pueden extenderse hasta más de una hora, el turno de cada jugador es medianamente ágil.
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Reviewed in India on March 10, 2024
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