Cork (Cortiça, in Portuguese. /kuɾˈti.sɐ/) is one of the most characteristic natural products from Portugal. In this game the players will plant cork oaks, extract their bark and process it into cork.

Every turn the players will shuffle the five actions and make a line of four. Those actions can have one or two spaces in which the players will place their workers.
The actions are resolved from left to right, up to down. When an action is resolved the worker goes in a stack. On the next turn, the players will draw and place the workers from the stack, one by one.

You can get it for free here.

I also created a Tabletop Simulator module, but it’s my first one so don’t expect any fancy automation!

Cortiça was designed for Button Shy’s 18 card worker placement challenge and made it to the 10 finalists out of 150+ games!

Links:

• Print-ready files (cards + rules)
• Cortiça on BoardGameGeek
• Tabletop Simulator module
• Blog entries about Cortiça
• Button Shy’s announcement of the finalists and winner