Aqua Review: There's Always A Bigger Fish

AQUA (1-4 players) plays over 17 rounds. On your turn, you must take a new coral tile from the market and add it to your reef, then you may also attract animals to your ecosystem if you create the correct patterns of coral.
At the end of the game, the player who grew the best coral formations and attracted the most large and small sea animals will score the most points and win.
0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Brief Overview
3:02 - Review
8:30 - Final Thoughts & Doggos
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[@bearhustler]

I recently picked this one up, at first it seemed a quicker and more simple Cascadia. Then we tried the random scoring tiles and it started to melt my brain trying to hit all the scoring conditions. Personally I think I prefer it to Cascadia , its wonderfully colourful and has some of Akropolis's verticality. I also like the hard to explain but surprisingly tricky colour placement.

[@BoardOfItReviews]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Not glad to hear you prefer it to Cascadia ;). Thanks for sharing why you like it!

[@bearhustler]

@@BoardOfItReviews To be honest I prefer Akropolis to Cascadia too :)