#boardgames night: Come Together. Interesting game. Players are vying for four elements of a music festival: Acts, stages, audience members, and campgrounds. Campgrounds serve as an audience cap; each campground can only hold so many people. Each act needs a stage to perform on, and headliners require an upgraded stage. Acts require a certain number of audience members to perform, and they have to like a certain type of music. For instance, "Jay Purr" needs three soul fans and one rock fan to perform, otherwise he doesn't take the stage and you don't get points.

It's worker placement with a twist. You don't get all your benefits for placing workers in a stage until someone "activates" the category of space. For instance, you and other players may put workers on spaces that will get you audience members, but you don't actually get those audience members until someone activates the "audience" category. When that happens, everyone that had workers on audience spaces get their audience meeples along with an extra bonus.

Over the course of three rounds, you're acquiring all the elements of a concert, and then when the round ends everyone who can perform does so, and that equals points.

There are a few more twists, but that's basically it.