2026Jackson Baly, Adam Carnevale, Alex Wynnter, Joel Zammit
- Videos
- 4
- Creators
- 4
2 - 5 players30 - 90 min

2021Alex Wynnter
From BoardGameGeek
Explore the wilds of the North from dewy dawn to dreamy dusk. Keep your camera ready as the most impressive panorama wins the day! The dew glistens on the grass, the mist hangs over the valley, and the haunting bellow of a solitary moose echoes off the mountains. You're setting off on an overnight hike, your trusty camera in your hand, in hope of capturing an image of this beautifully remote place. Work together to build an awe-inspiring horizon. During the game, you will select cards to add to your panoramas. Art the end of the game, cards score points based on their relationships to other cards. You will also score points by winning awards. Panorama is easy to learn with elegant rules! Choose a card from your hand, add it to one of your panoramas, then pass the rest to your neighbor. Cards score based on other cards in your panoramas! -description from the publisher Competitive card game for 1-6 players. Two beautifully illustrated decks with unique scoring mechanics. Panorama uses a card drafting and semi-cooperative tableau-building mechanic similar to that found in Between Two Cities, but in this case building horizontal panoramas.
Panorama has 4 videos from 4 creators: 4 reviews. They date from 2022 to January 2025.
If you like it, try Jarren's Outpost, The Brigade: The Way of the Wardens and The Brigade, also by Alex Wynnter, or Forever Home, which shares several of its mechanics.
2026Jackson Baly, Adam Carnevale, Alex Wynnter, Joel Zammit
2 - 5 players30 - 90 min
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1 - 5 players25 - 60 min
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From BoardGameGeek:
Explore the wilds of the North from dewy dawn to dreamy dusk. Keep your camera ready as the most impressive panorama wins the day! The dew glistens on the grass, the mist hangs over the valley, and the haunting bellow of a solitary moose echoes off the mountains. You're setting off on an overnight hike, your trusty camera in your hand, in hope of capturing an image of this beautifully remote place. Work together to build an awe-inspiring horizon. During the game, you will select cards to add to your panoramas. Art the end of the game, cards score points based on their relationships to other cards. You will also score points by winning awards. Panorama is easy to learn with elegant rules! Choose a card from your hand, add it to one of your panoramas, then pass the rest to your neighbor. Cards score based on other cards in your panoramas! -description from the publisher Competitive card game for 1-6 players. Two beautifully illustrated decks with unique scoring mechanics. Panorama uses a card drafting and semi-cooperative tableau-building mechanic similar to that found in Between Two Cities, but in this case building horizontal panoramas.
Designer
Alex Wynnter
Artist
Dann May
Publisher
Sparkworks
Mechanics