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Meteo

Meteo

2024·Tobia Botta

2 - 5 players
15 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

In Meteo, players try to find the best weather conditions for last-minute holidays. To set up, lay out six face-up weather cards (worth +2 to -2), then place one of six color cards at random face down under each weather card. Each player secretly looks at one face-down card. Shuffle the deck with sky cards in the six colors. Reveal sky cards one by one face up next to one another on the table. When 2-5 sky cards have been revealed, any player can shout "Off I go", collecting all of the cards present as they take off on a vacation. As a reward, they get to peek at another face-down color card. If no one has claimed the cards after five have been revealed, the weekend has arrived, and all of those cards are discarded before a new week begins. Each player can claim cards at most three times. When all players have done so or the deck is empty, the game ends. Everyone tallies their score after revealing the face-down color cards to determine how much each sky card is worth. Whoever scores the most wins.

Meteo

Watch first

Learn to play

All the Games with Steph: Meteo - Teach & Playthrough10:18

All the Games with Steph: Meteo - Teach & Playthrough

Steph Hodge

Steph Hodge

Review

Review of Meteo Small Box Game with Meeple Mentor6:18

Review of Meteo Small Box Game with Meeple Mentor

Meeple Mentor

Meeple Mentor

Which Meteo video should I watch?

Meteo has 3 videos from 3 creators: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide and 1 other video. They date from June to July 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "All the Games with Steph: Meteo - Teach & Playthrough" by Steph Hodge, which runs 10 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Review of Meteo Small Box Game with Meeple Mentor" by Meeple Mentor.

If you like it, try Blue Penguin, Wool Street and Bubbly, also by Tobia Botta, or Trio, which shares several of its mechanics.

All videos

All the Games with Steph: Meteo - Teach & PlaythroughHow to play10:18

All the Games with Steph: Meteo - Teach & Playthrough

Steph Hodge

Steph Hodge

Review of Meteo Small Box Game with Meeple MentorReview6:18

Review of Meteo Small Box Game with Meeple Mentor

Meeple Mentor

Meeple Mentor

Vacation time!1:04

Vacation time!

Hachette Boardgames USA

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Meeple Mentor
Meeple Mentor
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Steph Hodge
Steph Hodge
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About Meteo

From BoardGameGeek:

In Meteo, players try to find the best weather conditions for last-minute holidays. To set up, lay out six face-up weather cards (worth +2 to -2), then place one of six color cards at random face down under each weather card. Each player secretly looks at one face-down card. Shuffle the deck with sky cards in the six colors. Reveal sky cards one by one face up next to one another on the table. When 2-5 sky cards have been revealed, any player can shout "Off I go", collecting all of the cards present as they take off on a vacation. As a reward, they get to peek at another face-down color card. If no one has claimed the cards after five have been revealed, the weekend has arrived, and all of those cards are discarded before a new week begins. Each player can claim cards at most three times. When all players have done so or the deck is empty, the game ends. Everyone tallies their score after revealing the face-down color cards to determine how much each sky card is worth. Whoever scores the most wins.

Designer

Tobia Botta

Artists

Dandi, Lisa Vertuani

Publisher

Naivina

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