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It’s summer time, and amid the forest lies the glade. In The Glade, you fill your personal forest board with sets of forest tiles (played from your tile rack) that feature creatures, leaves, and forest fruits. Create sets of three tiles to place one of your toadstool counters onto the central glade board. Complete a set of four tiles to add a toadstool to your store. Claim toadstool counters...

London in the 20th century. The city is expanding, neighborhoods are changing, and roads are lined with landmarks. Over four epochs, players build their own neighborhood, acquire new tiles, and connect them with water pipes or electrical wiring. In terms of structure and mechanics, the game Key to the City - London is similar to the game Keyflower, but it offers new challenges.

In the expansion Keyflower: The Farmers, players develop the agricultural side of their economy by acquiring new economic buildings, growing wheat, and breeding livestock (cows, pigs, and sheep). Animals are raised in fields created by laying roads, which adds a new dimension and strategy to the base game.