Renature is a majority game with dominoes for 2-4 players.

Each player is given a board with large pieces of wood in the form of grass, bushes, pines and oaks. These plants are the most used in the large valley table and are available in neutral colors and the right playful color. In addition, each player receives a stack of dominoes with two out of ten animal motifs on them.

On your turn, place one of the three dominoes in your hand on the two stream areas of the valley board. Of course, the domino must be adjacent to another domino with the same animal on it. If the placed domino borders the free area of ​​a brown area, you can decide whether to place a clump of grass or any other plant on that spot. Tufts of grass are worth 1, bushes are worth 2, pines are worth 3, and oaks are worth 4. After placing the plant, you get a point, and for any plant pieces that are already in this brown area and are of the same or lower value.

After a brown area is framed with dominoes, the majority is scored and the player with the highest total plant value in the area receives the points printed in large numbers on the flower token for that area. Whoever has the second highest value gets the lower number.

Two things make this particularly tricky: Neutral pieces count as their own suit, and not to most players who used them. Also, if the colors are bound, they are treated as if they were not present in the field at all. After scoring the area, the player who frames the area receives the flower token, which gives him extra points at the end of the game.

You may run out of plants during the game, but you can buy them back with clouds from the game board. Clouds can also be used to buy another round and name a new wild animal. This animal then counts as any animal and makes it easier to equip. At the end of his turn, the player draws a domino, and it is the next player's turn.

When all players run out of dominoes, the game ends with a final score.

English edition.