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Souvenirs from Venice - Oink

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$13.8 $23 In stock

Category: Board Games

Try to get the right goods in Souvenirs from Venice. To set up, lay out the tiles face down in a grid on the table. Each player has a small gondola that will sail between the rows of tiles. On a turn, roll the die, move your gondola, then see what you want to purchase. Souvenirs come in six types, with 5-10 copies of each type, and to score points, you need to collect three of the same type. Find the Pigeon Feed Seller, and you must trade one of your souvenirs with a neighbor. Tiles get easier to collect as more are turned up, but you must return to the airport before everything gets flipped over, or else you've missed your plane and lost the game!

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

Finally got this to the table with my group and the gondola movement mechanic makes every round feel tense and strategic. The face-down tile grid keeps everyone guessing, perfect for a light but competitive game night.

Scarlett C. ★★★★☆

The gondola meeples are charming and the face-down tile grid creates a nice tension, though the setup feels a bit fiddly for such a light game. Playing it with three people last night, the sailing mechanic really shines once everyone gets the hang of it. Solid pick for a casual game night.