Not So Neighborly Card Game | Family Strategy & Take-That Neighborhood Building Game | 2–4 Players | Ages 7+ | 15–20 Minutes

Build Your Neighborhood. Be Petty. Win the Game.

Welcome to the neighborhood—where everyone looks friendly until someone starts stealing buildings!

Not So Neighborly is a fast-paced, family-friendly strategic card game where players compete to build their own neighborhoods while disrupting the plans of their opponents. Collect 10 Build Points before anyone else, but be prepared to protect your buildings from theft, destruction, and other sneaky neighborhood sabotage.

Easy to learn and quick to play, Not So Neighborly combines set collection, hand management, tableau building, open drafting, and take-that gameplay into a lighthearted game that's perfect for family game nights and casual gatherings.

Why You’ll Love Not So Neighborly

• Build Your Own Neighborhood – Collect and play Building cards to create a neighborhood worth 10 Build Points.
• Be a Bad Neighbor – Don't just focus on your own neighborhood; interfere with your opponents and slow their progress.
• Simple Card-Based Gameplay – Easy-to-understand rules make it accessible to families and new board gamers.
• Steal & Destroy Buildings – Use disruptive cards to take valuable buildings away from opponents or knock down their progress.
• Protect Your Neighborhood – Defensive cards can help protect your hard-earned buildings and restore damaged areas.
• Race to 10 Build Points – Every building brings you closer to victory, but reaching the target requires careful planning.
• Fast Games – With games lasting around 15–20 minutes, it's easy to play multiple rounds in one session.
• Great Family Game – Designed for 2–4 players aged 7 and up, making it a fun choice for family and casual game nights.

How to Play Not So Neighborly

Your goal is straightforward: be the first player to build a neighborhood worth 10 Build Points.

On your turn, you can draw a card or take an action such as building a new structure, interfering with another player's neighborhood, or protecting and restoring your own buildings.

Building cards provide the points you need to complete your neighborhood. However, simply collecting points isn't enough—you'll need to watch what everyone else is doing.

An opponent who is only a few points away from winning could become the perfect target for a well-timed sabotage card.

What’s Included

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