2022Christopher Chung
- Videos
- 21
- Creators
- 13
1 - 4 players45 - 90 minMedium weight

2015Christopher Chung
Mainly reviews. Lanterns: The Harvest Festival is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
The harvest is in, and the artisans are hard at work preparing for the upcoming festival. Decorate the palace lake with floating lanterns and compete to become the most honored artisan when the festival begins. In Lanterns: The Harvest Festival, players have a hand of tiles depicting various color arrangements of floating lanterns, as well as an inventory of individual lantern cards of specific colors. When you place a tile, all players (you and your opponents) receive a lantern card corresponding to the color on the side of the tile facing them. Place carefully to earn cards and other bonuses for yourself, while also looking to deny your opponents. Players gain honor by dedicating sets of lantern cards - three pairs, for example, or all seven colors - and the player with the most honor at the end of the game wins.
Lanterns: The Harvest Festival has 6 videos from 5 creators: 3 reviews, 1 unboxing and 2 other videos. They date from 2023 to August 2026.
If you like it, try My Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria Deck-Building Game, Christmas Lights: A Card Game, My Little Pony: Festival of Lanterns and My Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria Deck-Building Game – Scholarly Shenanigans Expansion, also by Christopher Chung.
2022Christopher Chung
1 - 4 players45 - 90 minMedium weight
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2 - 6 players10 - 30 minLight weight
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1 - 4 players30 min
2024Christopher Chung
1 - 4 players45 - 90 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
The harvest is in, and the artisans are hard at work preparing for the upcoming festival. Decorate the palace lake with floating lanterns and compete to become the most honored artisan when the festival begins. In Lanterns: The Harvest Festival, players have a hand of tiles depicting various color arrangements of floating lanterns, as well as an inventory of individual lantern cards of specific colors. When you place a tile, all players (you and your opponents) receive a lantern card corresponding to the color on the side of the tile facing them. Place carefully to earn cards and other bonuses for yourself, while also looking to deny your opponents. Players gain honor by dedicating sets of lantern cards - three pairs, for example, or all seven colors - and the player with the most honor at the end of the game wins.
Designer
Christopher Chung
Artists
Christopher Chung, Alexey Kot, Beth Sobel
Publisher
Foxtrot Games
Categories
Mechanics