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product_id: 47876030
title: "Lookout Games | Patchwork | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2 Players | 15-30 Minute Playing Time, Multicoloured, 7.87 x 1.77 x 7.87 inches"
brand: "mayfair games"
price: "€ 128.99"
currency: EUR
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category: "Mayfair Games"
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# 15-30 min quick rounds Multicoloured tactile tiles Unique Tetris-style patches Lookout Games | Patchwork | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2 Players | 15-30 Minute Playing Time, Multicoloured, 7.87 x 1.77 x 7.87 inches

**Brand:** mayfair games
**Price:** € 128.99
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧵 Stitch your way to victory with Patchwork – where every button counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lookout Games | Patchwork | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2 Players | 15-30 Minute Playing Time, Multicoloured, 7.87 x 1.77 x 7.87 inches by mayfair games
- **How much does it cost?** € 128.99 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/47876030-lookout-games-patchwork-board-game-ages-8-2-players-15)

## Best For

- mayfair games enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Puzzle Gameplay:** Fit uniquely shaped patches like Tetris pieces to build the most beautiful and complete quilt.
- • **Fast-Paced, Engaging Duels:** Perfect 15-30 minute sessions designed for two players craving quick yet deep competition.
- • **Award-Winning Designer Legacy:** Created by Uwe Rosenberg, a legend in board game design, ensuring quality and strategic depth.
- • **Strategic Time & Resource Management:** Master the timeline and button economy to outsmart your opponent in every move.
- • **Family-Friendly & Intellectually Stimulating:** Boost spatial awareness and strategic thinking while enjoying a charming, colorful game.

## Overview

Patchwork is a highly acclaimed two-player board game by Uwe Rosenberg that combines quick, strategic gameplay with tactile, colorful quilt patches. Players compete to build the most complete and valuable quilt by managing time, buttons (currency), and spatial placement of uniquely shaped tiles. With simple rules but deep strategy, it offers engaging 15-30 minute rounds perfect for millennials seeking a fun, intellectually stimulating game night experience.

## Description

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Review: easy, cute, not too competitive - love this game with my partner, we don't play too much, it's not the most competitive one, even if we need to try to steal some opportunities from the other with the tiles.. it's more a solo puzzle game to play against the other. but still it's nice, cute, interesting. once in a while we are happy to grab this box and have a go. easy to play and set up ! love it
Review: Absolutely fanstastic two player game - I bought this for my 7-year-old daughter for Christmas but my wife and I have been playing it mainly at night. The rules are exceptionally simple but the game actually has a tremendous amount of strategy. My favourite two player game is currently Jaipur but Patchwork may very well dethrone it, it's that good. Both players have their own gridded mat on which they need to construct a quilt. On a turn, the player may take any of the next three quilt patches from those encircling the board: there is a rather substantial wooden marker to mark the current point and it's moved to where the patch was removed from each time, thus your choice affects the patches available to your opponent. Each patch is a shaped like a tetris piece (of three, four or five blocks) and so the first puzzle is fitting these onto your grid. Each piece has a cost (in buttons, the game's currency) and time printed on too. You see, to represent time, there is a third board with a track on which the players have a token: once a player reaches the centre they can make no further changes to their quilt. The game finishes when both are over the finishing line. To buy a patch you have to both pay its cost in buttons and also move your piece around the timeline the number of spaces shown on that piece. The twist is that the person at the back continues to play until the other player is at the back, golf style. That way there is a strategic element of taking the pieces with the low time cost in order to get multiple sequential goes and, in doing so, access to the better patches. However, the more awkward shaped pieces tend to be cheaper so sometimes you have to pay high in order to get a piece that actually fits your quilt. In addition, many of the patches have one, two or three buttons icons on them: for these you get payouts whenever a button icon is crossed on the timeline (there are several of these) and it's important to get lots of buttons in the early game as otherwise you don't have enough cash to buy what you want later on. So there are many factors in play here: money, time and best fit. If there's no quilt piece you want you can, instead, move in front of the other player on the timeline and gain one button for each square you moved, thus allowing you to cash time for money to get access to the more lucrative pieces. There are also five 1x1 patches on the timeline that are won by the first player to cross over them: extremely useful for filling those inevitable holes. At the end of the game, each player loses two buttons for each empty square on their quilt board, so it pays to get as much covered as possible. Finally there's a 7 button bonus for the first player to complete a 7x7 square without gaps. The winner is simply the player with the most buttons at the end. We've had winning scores ranging from the negatives to 40, but we've also had some very close games too, with just a button or two between us. All in all, Patchwork is a pure gold: it has simple and straightforward rules, it's quick and easy to play, tense in places and a lot of fun! It's also has surprisingly strategic depth: I especially like how you can really stick it to the other player, by making a snazzy chain of moves when they go too far ahead on the timeline. This is especially satisfying when you are running out of buttons but are then able to set up a chain of moves that pushes you over a button icon giving you a button haul you can then use for your second or third contiguous go. This is the second Uwe Rosenburg game I've played: Bohnanza, too, is a fantastically original and fun game so I'm starting to think this guy is some kind of game designing genius: I'll definitely be checking out his other offerings (looking at your Caverna).

## Features

- To create a beautiful quilt, however, requires effort and time, but the available patches just do not want to fit together
- So choose your patches carefully and keep a healthy supply of buttons to not only finish your quilt, but to make it better and more beautiful than your opponents
- Patchwork is a game for 2 players, created by designer legend Uwe Rosenberg, and meanwhile an international bestseller
- This is a fun, competitive styled puzzle game. Both players take turns to fill out their individual boards with decorative tiles
- With each tile having unique and challenging designs. This game will keep you both on your toes as you interlock each tile, and fill your board as much as possible.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00RCCAPPE |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 190,335 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 4,539 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,740) |
| Date First Available | 2 Jan. 2015 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Literacy & Spacial Awareness |
| Item model number | MFG3505 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Material Type(s) | Cardboard |
| Number of Game Players | 2 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.99 x 4.5 x 19.99 cm; 560 g |
| Release date | 6 Nov. 2019 |
| Remote Control Included? | No |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mayfair Games
- **Genre:** Abstract Strategy
- **Material:** Cardboard
- **Number of players:** 2
- **Theme:** Strategy

## Images

![Lookout Games | Patchwork | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2 Players | 15-30 Minute Playing Time, Multicoloured, 7.87 x 1.77 x 7.87 inches - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81d8Ujfa1mL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much depth and re-playabilty do you think there is in Patchwork? Will it feel "samey" quickly?**
A: Patchwork has quickly became one of my favorite games. The quilts will always end up different. If you don't enjoy puzzle games, then I wouldn't recommend it to you. Two things I would keep in mind are its a 2 player only game and that this game has been in & out of print lately.

**Q: Are the pieces cardboard like puzzle pieces?  or a more durable material, like plastic?**
A: cardboard.

Respectfully,

Robert S. Solow, Ph.D.
CLS Games
Atlanta's Board Game Warehouse
LAND: 770.966.8340
CELL: 770.310.2498

**Q: If you can't use a patch on your board (at end of the game), do you just move your token ahead and end your turn?**
A: Yes, and don't forget to collect your buttons (worth points) for each space you moved up.  .

**Q: Just bought this and noticed that punchboard #3 isn’t printed double-sided like the rest. Is this a misprint or intentional? Just see**
A: Misprint

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ easy, cute, not too competitive
*by S***N on 4 July 2025*

love this game with my partner, we don't play too much, it's not the most competitive one, even if we need to try to steal some opportunities from the other with the tiles.. it's more a solo puzzle game to play against the other. but still it's nice, cute, interesting. once in a while we are happy to grab this box and have a go. easy to play and set up ! love it

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely fanstastic two player game
*by O***Y on 4 January 2016*

I bought this for my 7-year-old daughter for Christmas but my wife and I have been playing it mainly at night. The rules are exceptionally simple but the game actually has a tremendous amount of strategy. My favourite two player game is currently Jaipur but Patchwork may very well dethrone it, it's that good. Both players have their own gridded mat on which they need to construct a quilt. On a turn, the player may take any of the next three quilt patches from those encircling the board: there is a rather substantial wooden marker to mark the current point and it's moved to where the patch was removed from each time, thus your choice affects the patches available to your opponent. Each patch is a shaped like a tetris piece (of three, four or five blocks) and so the first puzzle is fitting these onto your grid. Each piece has a cost (in buttons, the game's currency) and time printed on too. You see, to represent time, there is a third board with a track on which the players have a token: once a player reaches the centre they can make no further changes to their quilt. The game finishes when both are over the finishing line. To buy a patch you have to both pay its cost in buttons and also move your piece around the timeline the number of spaces shown on that piece. The twist is that the person at the back continues to play until the other player is at the back, golf style. That way there is a strategic element of taking the pieces with the low time cost in order to get multiple sequential goes and, in doing so, access to the better patches. However, the more awkward shaped pieces tend to be cheaper so sometimes you have to pay high in order to get a piece that actually fits your quilt. In addition, many of the patches have one, two or three buttons icons on them: for these you get payouts whenever a button icon is crossed on the timeline (there are several of these) and it's important to get lots of buttons in the early game as otherwise you don't have enough cash to buy what you want later on. So there are many factors in play here: money, time and best fit. If there's no quilt piece you want you can, instead, move in front of the other player on the timeline and gain one button for each square you moved, thus allowing you to cash time for money to get access to the more lucrative pieces. There are also five 1x1 patches on the timeline that are won by the first player to cross over them: extremely useful for filling those inevitable holes. At the end of the game, each player loses two buttons for each empty square on their quilt board, so it pays to get as much covered as possible. Finally there's a 7 button bonus for the first player to complete a 7x7 square without gaps. The winner is simply the player with the most buttons at the end. We've had winning scores ranging from the negatives to 40, but we've also had some very close games too, with just a button or two between us. All in all, Patchwork is a pure gold: it has simple and straightforward rules, it's quick and easy to play, tense in places and a lot of fun! It's also has surprisingly strategic depth: I especially like how you can really stick it to the other player, by making a snazzy chain of moves when they go too far ahead on the timeline. This is especially satisfying when you are running out of buttons but are then able to set up a chain of moves that pushes you over a button icon giving you a button haul you can then use for your second or third contiguous go. This is the second Uwe Rosenburg game I've played: Bohnanza, too, is a fantastically original and fun game so I'm starting to think this guy is some kind of game designing genius: I'll definitely be checking out his other offerings (looking at your Caverna).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Two Player Tactical Tetris
*by M***W on 24 February 2020*

What a great little game! Easy to learn, quick to play, tricky to master. If you like playing around with shapes, planning tactical moves, or just having fun, this is a game you should definitely have a look at. Even with my wife and I being avid gamers, Patchwork still hits the table plenty of times and certainly enough to be worth having in anyone's collection, because it's easy enough for smart kids to play but still plenty challenging for clever adults. It plays through in around 20 minutes (once you're used to it), so a 'best of three' is a good start to an evening of gaming or before chilling out with a film. The only downside is that it is just a 2 player game, though we easily adapted it for 4 players using house rules. Watch a couple of playthroughs if you want, and then if you like the look of it - buy it! I'm sure you won't regret it.

## Frequently Bought Together

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