Wingspan: Asia

Ninety more birds, and a two-player mode that finally plays properly.

The third Wingspan expansion, covering the birds of Asia — and the one that solved the series' quietest problem. Wingspan at two players always worked, but it never felt like a contest. Asia includes a dedicated duet mode with its own small board that puts the two of you in direct competition for the same spaces, which changes the game entirely.

It also works as a straightforward expansion: shuffle the new birds into your existing collection and carry on. Elizabeth Hargrave's design still rewards the same slow patient engine-building, and the new birds bring their own regional behaviours rather than being reskins of what you already own. It plays standalone for one or two, or expands the base game for a full table.

Perfect for: Two-player households who own Wingspan and have quietly concluded it's better with four.

1–2 players standalone, or expands the base game | 40–70 minutes | Age 14+

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