Polders : Flip & Write

Players each have a different colour pen not for reasons of mere aesthetics. Unusual in a roll & write style game, players don't each have their own boards: they use a board for the round but then pass it to the player on their left. That adds a powerful interactive element as you are not only optimising your own score but having an eye as to your opponents' scores and what assignment bonuses they may be going for, and maybe scuppering them. That's especially the case in a two or three-player game where players expect to get each of the boards back at least once and so may be attempting assignments over multiple rounds.

Scoring for all of the boards and assignments is only done at the end of the game so canny players will try to keep tabs on when they have each board for the last time: you will want to take full advantage of being the last player to have a board - though you will find that the board that reaches you on the final round will already be quite full...