$6.99 (−65%)Wingspan Build a flock worth listening to
Wingspan is a relaxing strategy card game about birds for 1 to 5 players, and a gentle pick for co-op friends who prefer facing off to teaming up. You build wildlife preserves, play hawks that hunt and pelicans that fish, and chain bird powers for eggs, food, and cards.
Is Wingspan worth it?
Wingspan is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning with birds and clever card chains
- you want co-op games where friends meet and compete calmly
- you enjoy cute, hand-drawn nature and real bird sounds
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Building preserves side by side
You each grow a network of preserves across three habitats: forest for food, plains for eggs, and wetland for cards. Every bird you add makes that action stronger, and many of the 170 birds carry powers that echo real life. You play a hawk and it hunts, you play a pelican and it fishes, you play geese and they flock.
Turns are short and the goal stays clear: attract good birds, trigger their chains, and score through birds, bonus cards, and end-of-round goals. It suits an evening where co-op friends want to compete without direct attacks, compare engines, and end with animated birds and real-life recordings.
A calm match to share
This is turn-based and low-pressure, with hand-drawn birds, soft music, and no need to destroy anyone else to win. You take food from the birdfeeder dice, lay eggs in nests, draw new birds, and watch your rows turn into steady point machines.
It supports single player and multiplayer for up to five, plus local play on the same screen. Rounds stay social and straightforward when you gather friends you know, pick your bonus goals, and play at your own table pace.
Good to know?
Is this a team game or a contest?
A contest. You each build your own preserves and compete for points over a limited number of turns. There is no shared objective, so bring co-op friends who enjoy parallel building and friendly rivalry.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. There is a single-player mode against AI, which works well for learning the habitats, the food costs, and how bird powers chain before you invite others.
How many co-op friends can join?
Up to five players in total, including local multiplayer on the same machine. The board game roots show: everyone takes turns, builds at their own pace, and scores from birds, bonus cards, and round goals.
Does it stay relaxing with others?
The rules stay non-aggressive and the presentation stays soft, with animated birds and calm music. It is best treated as a slow tabletop evening, not a quick lobby game, since turns reward quiet calculation.
