In Stuglandet (Cabin Toss), players roll their cabin pieces like dice and compete to claim the most idyllic lakefronts, islands, and city plots. With clever placement, unexpected twists, and charming visuals, this one-of-a-kind family game brings Scandinavian summer vibes straight to the table. Simple enough for kids, strategic enough for grown-ups, and endlessly re-playable.

Gameplay Overview
Stuglandet is a wonderfully tactile family game with one of the most charming conceits in recent memory: the 48 wooden cabin pieces are your dice. Each turn you toss a cabin, read which face lands up, and use the result to claim your next plot of land — lakefronts, islands, and city spots are the prizes, while the landfill is very much not. The 16 randomized landscape tiles ensure no two games look alike, and the strategic push-pull of racing to claim the best spots while keeping rivals away gives the game real competitive energy alongside its cozy Scandinavian aesthetic. Even the packaging is part of the charm — the game ships in a tiny red cabin-shaped box that looks like it belongs in a Swedish summer village. Quick to teach, easy to carry, and genuinely lovely on the table.