Azul - The Stained glass windows of Sintra

Azul: Sintra's stained glass windows welcome you back into the world of Azul. Players now have the challenge of decorating the windows of the chapel of the Royal Palace in Sintra, Portugal.

After embellishing the Palace of Évora, King Manuel I wants to commission the most talented glaziers in the world to decorate the windows of the chapel of the royal palace of Sintra. As a glazier, this is a unique opportunity to demonstrate your talents. Can you create the most beautiful stained glass windows in the country?

Rediscover the world of Azul on this new project!

Designed by renowned game writer Michael Kiesling, Azul: Sintra's stained glass windows compete with players who must choose glass panels to decorate the chapel's windows with colorful patterns. Be careful, if you damage or waste these precious resources, you will be heavily penalized. Pattern boards and double-sided Palais trays allow for almost infinite replayability!

In Azul: Sintra's stained glass windows, players can expect to discover material beautifully illustrated by Chris Quilliams, including new translucent stained glass pieces, the storage tower for tiles, Palais trays and double-sided patterned boards.

Azul: Sintra's stained glass windows is an independent game from Azul.

While the construction and creation of stained glass windows for the windows of a chapel would take weeks, part of Azul: Sintra's stained glass windows lasts only 30 to 45 minutes for glazier craftsmen aged 8 and over.