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Folia Folio

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$13.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Autumn has arrived and colorful leaves litter the ground. As a collector, this is your favorite time of year. Gather the halves of leaves and assemble them in your albums. Create the most impressive collection and become the envy of your peers!

Folia Folio is a set collection game designed by Daniel Newman that uses the structure of may-follow trick taking. Players form albums by connecting left and right sides of matching leaves and matching numbers. The longer your chain of matches in one album, the more points you will score.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The leaf-tile artwork is so vivid that even my non-gamer friends stop to admire the table mid-game, and the album assembly mechanic makes every turn feel like a tiny, satisfying puzzle. I’ve already played three rounds in one sitting, and the way the halves click together still hasn’t gotten old.

Evelyn ★★★☆☆

The concept is charming, but the leaf tiles are a bit flimsy and tend to slide around on the table. It's fun to match the halves, though I wish the album pages had a better mechanism to hold them in place.