Patchwork Meadow
Piece together your own little countryside.
- Players
- 1–4
- Minutes
- 20–30
- Age guide
- 7+
Patchwork Meadow is a countryside puzzle made from small, satisfying connections. Place patterned fields, join pathways and leave room for a sheep to find a complete patch of pasture. A neat little corner can become the beginning of a much bigger plan.
Each player shapes a different landscape from the same selection of pieces. The solo option keeps the focus on making the best use of a changing tile supply.
What you will unpack
- Patterned field tiles
- Wooden sheep
- Goal cards
- Score markers
- Solo challenge sheet
- Printed rules
Around the table
Choose a field
Take a tile from the shared row.
Join the edges
Place it to connect a path or complete a meadow.
Welcome a sheep
Mark a finished pasture and score your connected countryside.
Leave somewhere for the next field to go.
A tile can match one path beautifully while making the neighbouring edges awkward. Turn your attention to the space around the placement, then consider the pasture you are trying to finish. A small gap left thoughtfully can be more useful than an immediately tidy corner.
A little landscape with breathing room
Give each player room to build away from the shared row of tiles. The solo challenge sheet makes a quiet one-person afternoon possible too. If your household would rather watch changes on one common board, Creekside Catch offers that different kind of attention.
Make a Sunday of it.A word from your table
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