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Terravista

NewBeginner

Mechanisms

  • Connections
  • Dice Rolling
  • Hexagon Grid
  • Multiple Maps
  • Network and Route Building
  • Paper-and-Pencil
  • Race
  • Solo / Solitaire Game
  • Variable Set-up
Release
10/2026
Publisher
Chilifox Games
Designers
Eilif Svensson, Åsmund Svensson
Languages
English
Age
8+
Illustrators
Sylvain Leroy

Terravista is a fast and accessible roll-and-write game for 1 to 6 players, where every single line you draw shapes your path to victory. Designed by Eilif Svensson (Trails of Tucana) and Åsmund Svensson, it brilliantly combines simple rules with highly rewarding route-building decisions. With virtually zero setup time, the game begins in seconds but offers meaningful choices from the very first roll.

Fruits, Markets & Chain Reactions: Gameplay

Each player receives an asymmetric map and sets out to build a network of roads to transport valuable goods:

Connect the Harvest: Link olives, oranges, and strawberries to their designated markets, or connect matching market pairs for additional progress.

Simultaneous Drafting: Each round, two dice determine which terrain types can be connected. All players simultaneously draw a road between adjacent spaces on their personal map.

Satisfying Kombos: Completing connections advances you along shared tracks, unlocking powerful bonus spaces that can trigger spectacular chain reactions of additional free roads.

The Asymmetric Puzzle to Victory

The unique maps and the uneven distribution of terrain combinations on the dice create a subtle, clever puzzle: some connections are inherently easier to complete than others. Success rewards players who plan ahead and dynamically adapt their routes as the dice fall. The first player to complete three connections on all four tracks wins the game.

Features & Game Modes: Terravista includes 12 unique maps across 6 double-sided boards, custom dice, dry-erase markers, and multiple game modes—including a dedicated solo mode, point-based scoring, and a competitive tournament variant.