Explorers explore the island, scoring 1 point per round, and increasing an exploration bonus for the island.
Miners collect ore, which will score an end game bonus.
Colonists build farms worth a chunk of points. Having a majority of colonists also wins a player the exploration bonus for the island.
Captains can do any of the three jobs above.
Warriors must displace another voyager and take over their job, sending the displaced voyager back to the owner's pub to be reassigned next round.

After six rounds of assigning voyagers and launching boats, the game ends, bonuses are tallied, and the player with the most points wins!

—description from the publisher

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An Emperor's life is stressful and full of tough decisions. He absolutely needs a place of solace where he can relax and recover. A beautiful garden filled with paths, statues, and flora is just what he needs.

In Zen Garden, the players assume the role of architects working to build the most beautiful garden for the Emperor. To do this, they need to pay careful attention to the Emperor's preferences, while trying to stay one step ahead of the competition.

A turn in Zen Garden is simple: The first player selects one tile from the selection board, pays its cost, then adds it to their garden adjacent to a previously placed tile. Each player does this, then the board is refilled and a new starting player begins the next turn.

Zen Garden comes with five preference boards that determine which features of the garden score in that game. The boards selected (and their number) will greatly change the objectives players will strive for in that game.

—description from the publisher

Mission Control: Critical Orbit