Over the course of 3 game rounds, you’ll draft terrain tiles, place them into your neighborhood, trigger actions, and create paths that guide your animals back to the Zoo. Fans of Wandering Towers will feel right at home with the satisfying spatial puzzle, approachable rules, and the fun challenge of planning ahead while reacting to the board as it develops.

One of the most exciting parts of Night at the Zoo is the variety of animals that come in the game box. In each game, you’ll select 3 animals to play with, which keeps the game focused on their specific abilities while creating strong variability from game to game. Each animal moves and scores in its own unique way. Penguins slide across the board in straight lines, Wolves reward you for getting more of them back to the Zoo, Sloths (OMG Sloths…so slow) alternate between waking up and falling asleep, and the others we’ll let you discover.

In the Latecomers expansion, more animals have gone missing! This is an easy plug-and-play expansion that doesn’t make the game longer yet provides you with more variety in animals available for your game.