That Old Wallpaper

In That Old Wallpaper, you try to restore the wall of a house with wallpaper, matching as many patterns as possible.

A number of locations are available in the game where wallpaper cards are up for grabs. Each turn players choose a location simultaneously, and if they are the only ones to choose a location, they get the card or cards at that location. If you choose the same location as someone else, each of you receives a "hazy memory" card with a wallpaper pattern along only one edge instead of along all four edges.

If you receive plain wallpaper cards, you should immediately add them to your other played cards, ideally with the pattern halves together to make a complete pattern. Patterns come in four colors, with each color having two sizes. There is also a wild pattern, which seems a bit odd, but so be it. To end a turn, you deal a new wallpaper card to each location, which means that some locations will probably have more cards than others.

At the end of the game, you use your fuzzy memory cards to complete patterns at the edge of your wallpaper, scoring for each color of pattern. The score for a pattern is the number of large symbols of that color multiplied by the number of small symbols, so if you don't have at least one large symbol and one small symbol, you don't score anything for that color!