Post Office

About this board game

Post Office is a package-arranging board game for 2–4 players, with games lasting about 45 minutes. Players organize packages on their Shelf pads, complete challenges, and compete to earn the most Victory Points and become employee of the month.

During play, your assistant moves along the shelves and indicates the column or row where a package must be placed. You then place a package into an empty slot, carefully building your shelf arrangement as new opportunities appear.

Packages of the same type can be placed next to one another to create matching shapes. When a group forms the required shape, you can tape the packages together so they will not get lost. Taping packages in particular ways creates combinations of symbols that score Victory Points.

• Move your assistant to identify the row or column for placement.
• Place packages into empty spaces on your Shelf pad.
• Group packages of the same type into matching shapes.
• Tape packages together to create symbol combinations and score Victory Points.
• Strive for efficient arrangements to maximize your score.

Efficiency is central to Post Office: the more effectively you arrange and tape your packages, the more Victory Points you can earn. Every placement contributes to the challenge of turning an open shelf into a well-organized collection of completed combinations.

Alongside its package-placement gameplay, Post Office features colorful, detailed illustrations by Natalya Kondratyuk, the author of the comic Post and a winner of “Kommissia.” These illustrations give the game a distinctive visual identity while you work toward the highest score.