Safari Habitats

Play as an excellent ranger, drive a jeep around to find animals, and place them in an environment they like and feel safe. But each animal has different preferences, and even the requirements for gates, tents, and watchtowers are also different. !
Habitats is a game where players build large safari parks without cages or fences. The animals in your park need their natural habitat: grass, shrubs, rocks or lakes. For example, zebras require a large area of ​​grass and adjacent water, whereas bats require rocks, shrubs, and water, deer require shrubs and grass, and crocodiles primarily require water. There are 68 different animals in the game, each with their own habitat requirements - such as snakes, baboons, bees, elephants, otters, lizards, turtles, eagles, meerkats, scorpions, wild boars, catfish, rhinos, and more .

Each player builds their park starting with an entrance tile, and they represent themselves in the Animal Tile Market with a ceramic figurine (or wooden ranger token in some versions). During a turn, players can select the left, right, or front tile and place it into their park, while moving their token to the space vacated by the just selected tile. Players then draw a new tile to place where they started their turn.

When an animal tile is placed into your park, the tile adds a major landscape (i.e., the animal's primary habitat) to your park. At the same time, when this new animal is placed, its habitat can also help meet the needs of other animals. For example, the water on the hippopotamus tile can meet the water needs of the adjacent otter. Therefore, as you add more tiles, it will become increasingly difficult to meet each animal's habitat needs.

In addition to expanding your park and introducing different landscape types, plants, and animals, you can also increase your park's profitability by building additional access roads, trail points, and lookout towers.
Safari lasts three seasons, each season giving each player 6-9 new tiles to expand their park. Players who meet their season goals will receive bonus points, while second and third place will receive fewer points. At the end of the game, each player will be scored based on whether each tile in their park meets their habitat needs. The player with the highest points wins!

Number of players: 1-5 people｜Suitable for ages 11+｜Game time 40 minutes

The round actions in "Safari Zoo" include:
Take the tiles ● Choose a tile from the left, right or front of the jeep. If one party has someone else’s jeep, you can skip the jeep selection tile and drive the jeep ● Move the jeep forward to draw the tile space generated by your selection Blocks: Take a block from the bag and place it on the space you just left. Place the block you selected into your personal protected area. There are no restrictions on habitat color or range. It only needs to be connected to at least one side of the original block. When completing the requirements on the board, take the animal, tent, gate token and place it or put the completion token (score at the end)
The game will be played in three rounds. Each round will be written with the number of rounds to be played. When the round is over, the score will be calculated according to the task card next to it. When the three rounds are over, the one with the highest combined task score and section score is the best ranger.