Stonemaier Games Wingspan: Americas Expansion Board Game

New Skies, New Strategies

There's a particular thrill in discovering a bird you've never played before — one whose power reshapes your entire strategy mid-game. The Americas expansion for Wingspan delivers exactly that, flooding the table with 111 new bird cards drawn exclusively from North, Central, and South America. If you've ever felt like your original Wingspan collection had grown too familiar, this is the refresh your aviary needs.

Expanding the Flock

Stonemaier Games — the studio behind the wildly popular base game — designed the Americas expansion to layer seamlessly onto what you already love while introducing mechanics that feel genuinely fresh. The centrepiece is the hummingbird garden board, a new habitat that brings a fast-moving, high-reward element to the tableau. Hummingbird cards, a smaller 44x67mm format that makes them immediately recognizable at the table, fuel this new space and reward players who commit to building around it. Five new double-sided goal tiles and eight bonus cards round out the strategic options, giving every session a different texture than the last.

Who's This For

This expansion is built for existing Wingspan fans who are ready for more — more birds, more decisions, and a new board that changes how the game breathes. It works best with the Wingspan base game and plays equally well at two to five players. The added complexity is modest enough that anyone comfortable with the original will feel at home immediately, though newcomers will want to start with the base game first. It suits the same crowd that made Wingspan a household name: nature lovers, casual-to-medium strategy players, and anyone who appreciates beautifully produced tabletop experiences.

What's in the Box

The component quality is consistent with Stonemaier's well-earned reputation. The 111 full-sized bird cards feature the same richly illustrated, scientifically grounded artwork as the base game — each one a small portrait of a real species found in the Americas. The hummingbird cards, slightly smaller in format, are tactile and distinct. The new goal tiles are double-sided, meaning the strategic variety compounds quickly across multiple plays. This is a lean, thoughtfully curated expansion — nothing wasted, nothing missing.