Gamewright – Shifting Stones – A Visual, Decision-Making Family Strategy Game of Tiles, Cards, and Tactics, 8 years +
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Leave no stone unturned! Nine mystical tiles lie before you in a grid of rocky ruins. A game of shifting strategy! Rearrange and/or flip 9 tiles to match patterns on your cards and score the most points by the end of the game. Each card may be used to manipulate the board OR score points, but not both! The game ends when one player has reached the designated number of points (based on total players in the game). Carve out the most points and your victory will be set in stone!
Rearrange and/or flip the 9 “Stone” tiles to match patterns on your cards and score the most points by the end of the game.
Cards may be played to manipulate the board OR to score points, but not both!
Orientation matters! Carefully position the stones so they match the cards exactly as shown.
Game includes 9 tiles and deck of scoring cards.
20 minutes play time, 2-5 players, Ages 8+
Customers say
Customers find the game fun and easy to learn. They say it’s a great time pass game with interesting game play. The rules are simple and the game is ready to play in under half an hour. The game size is suitable for 1 to 5 players, making it a nice family board game. Customers appreciate the quality of the cards and tiles, as well as the sturdy construction and pleasant artwork.
Customer Reviews
12 reviews for Gamewright – Shifting Stones – A Visual, Decision-Making Family Strategy Game of Tiles, Cards, and Tactics, 8 years +
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Kate –
Great family game
We love this game, it’s a great mix of luck and strategy, ease to learn and quite quick to play. The cards and tile pieces are great quality. Highly recommended!
Love movies that make you think. –
Another win for gamwwright games!
Love the game! U have to think on your feet. I watched a 28 minute video on YT 1st. The first thing I noticed was the orientation too. It needs a lazy Susan like high end scrabble game. Or u just buy a separate one at the store. There is strategy involved but ur next move can be ruined if u plan too far in advance. Love the idea. Love the graphics as I have a lot of game weight games and they r just simple, family fun! I find all the games I grew up with r stale and I love all the new, neat and simple, reasonably priced games that r out now. Would recommend u watch a video on YT to help u learn the rules. Always easier for me. This goes fairly quickly for two, maybe 15 min. Light causal 2-5 players and engrossing! Try it! Gamewright is A FANTASTIC COMPANY!
CptProton –
Great Game!
Simple rules, easy to learn, and really fun to play! Good quality components in a beautiful box. It’s size makes it easy to take and play anywhere.
Linda –
Great game, easy to learn.
Repeatable, over and over.
noybman –
Fun game, easy to learn
If you’ve ever play SKULL? Add in a TIC-TAC-TOE like game, with a random draw element, and you have Shifting Stones!The game has an unavoidable “screw you” element to it, by design, and the funny thing is that you can’t know who you are helping or who you are screwing. It really adds a laugh to the gameplay and no hard feelings are deserved.There’s a few “strategies” you can use, but ultimately a big portion is luck of the draw, for you, and your opponents. Its a fast play game and deserves a few rematches before moving on to your next game on a game night.This is a great time passer while waiting for others to show up. You can even play it by yourself.
S. smith –
awesome challenging solo game!
I”ve only played this solo mode and the rules are a bit different in that you make a mini deck of 16 cards of predetermined values – 8x 1 value, 4x 2 value, 3x 3 value and a 5 value. to win ALL of the cards have to be played. cards ‘pay’ for each move but in the end all the cards have to be scored which means when the last card is in your hand after shuffling the discard pile for the last time, the tile layout has to be there already from the last play! I got within 1 card which thrilled me. 3 stgrikes are allowed- the 4th strike you’re out. since the game plays up to 5 people and the leader has teh darker ‘cheat card’ that tells the moves and what each tile flips to on the reverse, the other 4 lighter cards are good for keeping tracxk of the strikes used.I really think with more than 2 people this game could drag on and be totally frustrating as you can basically make 3 moves each turn to get the board how you need it – more than that someone can undo what you’ve done! and it really doesn’t do much good to see the board until it’s actually your turn and if you’re like me and need time to think others are gonna get bored probably.this would be good for travel other than the big box. it’s not huge but a bit bigger IMO than it needs to be.the pieces are nice – nice cards, sturdy stones to move (think they’re thicker cardboard but stiff and sturdy and pleasant looking.
Andrew –
Great game
Easy rules bit the first few times we played it was a little confusing with the two sided tiles that we had to rearrange. Still playing it every now and then.
Lindsay –
I love this game! And I can play solo
This is a super fun game. I love that I can play it by myself with a smaller deck. And that I could also play with more people. It was very easy to figure out the rules and to read through all the instructions. Basically you make a 9×9 grid and then you have four cards in your hand for every card you discard you can take a move. Each move is either you can move a tile into place or flip a tile. And you’re just trying to match the patterns on your card. Some of the cards are harder to get and they’re worth more points then. This is currently my favorite game of the month. I’ve been playing constantly since I got it. And we took a camping with us. To play against yourself is a little bit different you have to try and remember how many strikes you can get against yourself. But playing with other people’s easy sometimes they move it right into place for you to get points but otherwise for the most part it can be tricky. So in this game you can’t really sabotage one another at least not directly. Because you’re all working on your own and each round you have a new set of cards so it’s different each time. Very great game
Walter G. Curiel –
Lleve Sliding Stones a una reunion familiar y les encanto porque me tomo 5 min en explicarselos, y al pirncipio parece ser un juego simple, pero si tiene su nivel de estrategia y no es meramente por azar.La calidad de las cartas esta excelente, y las losetas o tiles esta bien el material pero los colores estan algo tenues o palidos como si hubieran estado expuestos al sol. Yo esperaba colores mas vivos.De cualquier manera estoy conforme con la compra!
cedrik brach –
Super jeu ! Les règles sont simples et rapides à comprendre, mais ne vous y trompez pas : il y a une vraie profondeur stratégique qui le rend passionnant. On enchaîne les parties sans voir le temps passer !J’y joue avec ma fille de 12 ans, et on s’éclate à chaque fois. Il faut bien réfléchir avant de bouger les tuiles pour optimiser ses points, ce qui rend chaque partie différente et stimulante. Le format est aussi pratique pour jouer n’importe où.✅ Facile à apprendre, mais avec une vraie stratégie✅ Parties rapides et dynamiques✅ Idéal en familleUn excellent jeu pour tous les âges, je recommande à 100 % ! 🎲🔥
Ali Fenton –
Simple but catchy game. Most gamewright games are well thought out and enjoyable
Angy –
– Good for a quick 15-20 minute game with a partner or small group of friends. Surprisingly repayable too, it was hard for us to just want one game. You can also shorten or lengthen the game simply by adjusting the points needed to win.- The mechanics are very simple to explain and understand and there is a small amount of strategy. The larger the group the more luck is involved but it’s balanced between everyone.- Production is good overall. The tiles themselves are embossed and feel satisfying to shift around and the cards are good quality.- Loses one point as the box is much bigger than it needs to be and takes shelf space unnecessarily.
Malevu –
If you’re looking for a quick, easy set up game that supports 2-5 players give this one a try. It doesn’t need a lot of space to play and we often just play it on the coffee tableIt’s suitable to all ages but requires a little bit of planning that’s not obvious till you get into the game. I must say I prefer 2-3 player games because beyond that the stones will have all changed by the time your turn comes around again. So any longer strategic planning will be a waste of time.My family prefer to play our games up to 12 matched stones rather than 10 as suggested. It just adds another 5 mins to the game and makes a game longer but not too long.The stones are made from high quality cardboard but it would be nicer if they were made from something a bit more realistic and durable. Still at the price point there’s no complaint with what you get. Priced in the A$30-35 range it feels about right for what you get.The ability to play a solo variant is an added bonus.