Patchwork is a two-player board game where competitors aim to create the most visually cohesive quilt on their 9x9 game boards. Players take turns selecting fabric patches to strategically arrange, balancing shape, size, and cost to optimize their layout. The game introduces an element of unpredictability, as players must adapt to newly revealed patches each turn. Designed by Uwe Rosenberg, it simplifies quilting into an accessible puzzle format suitable for families and casual gamers. The rules are straightforward, allowing quick setup and play sessions focused on spatial planning and resource management. The game includes a time track mechanism that determines turn order and game progression, adding another layer of tactical decision-making. Components consist of various patch tiles, buttons used as currency, and player boards to track quilt progress. Playtime typically lasts 30 minutes, making it an efficient yet engaging tabletop experience.