Stamp Swap

Stamp Swap turns a collectors’ convention into a clever game of drafting, dividing, and choosing. Players first gather a face-up and face-down pool of stamps, then arrange that pool into two groups for a neighbor. The neighbor chooses one group and leaves the other behind, making every division a revealing exercise in value: a rare stamp may be irresistible, but grouping it with the wrong companions can give away the collection you actually need. Stamps then fill a personal album where sets, themes, size, and placement score against shared and private objectives. Hidden information keeps valuations uncertain, while the I-cut-you-choose trade makes every opponent part of the puzzle. Turns are straightforward and the solo mode preserves the collecting challenge, but strong play rewards reading demand, disguising priorities, and building two offers that are painful to separate.