Happy 10th Birthday, Patchwork! In 2024, we’re celebrating the 10th anniversary of the mega hit Patchwork—with over 1 million copies sold worldwide—by releasing a brand-new edition! This anniversary reprint will feature a fresh color scheme, stunning new artwork, and a little extra "bling" on the box to mark the occasion. Talented illustrators Cecilia Mok and Carrie Cantwell have crafted exquisite new patterns for the game. These new designs will replace the original ones and will set the standard for all future reprints of Patchwork. We’ve also listened to your feedback and are thrilled to announce that each anniversary box will come with the long-requested Automa Deck for solo players. We hear you loud and clear! What’s the game about? Patchwork is inspired by the traditional art of needlework, where small pieces of fabric are sewn together to create larger, intricate designs. Originally a way to use leftover fabric for quilts and clothing, patchwork has evolved into a form of artistic expression. The beauty of using uneven fabric pieces results in unique, handcrafted masterpieces—and that’s exactly what you’ll be doing in this game. Why is Patchwork so beloved? Here’s why Patchwork has been a staple on gaming tables since 2014: Designed by renowned game designer Uwe Rosenberg A fun and challenging 2-player puzzle Simple rules that are easy to learn Quick playing time, perfect for a short gaming session A perfect filler game for any collection An excellent introductory game for new players to the hobby Patchwork: The Full Story You might already own one of the special editions that have made Patchwork even more beloved. From the Patchwork Winter Edition to the Patchwork Halloween Edition with its spooky currency, and the charming Patchwork Valentine Edition, these seasonal variations have captured hearts around the world. And if you’re lucky, you may have one of the folklore editions, designed with local artists to reflect the unique patterns and culture of specific regions. These editions are usually available exclusively in the markets they represent, making them highly collectible.
