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Oh My. Orchids!

Game ID: GID0232115
Game Info
Year
2023
Players
2-5
Age
8+
Playtime
25 min
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Description

Players collect seed cards to plant Singaporean flowers with orchids scoring highest

Description

Players collect seed cards to plant Singaporean flowers with orchids scoring highest

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Video LobJqEWC8fk Board Game Sanctuary Event Coverage at 32:06 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Positive
Pros
  • Beautiful box
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Gardening
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Player Elimination — Outwitting your fellow gardeners.
  • Set Collection — Gathering the different types of plant seeds and orchids.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • the whole trip the whole journey was worth it just to get Oracle of dely
  • I'd probably give caca a three out of four it definitely has a few little areas where it could be a little bit more interesting the game kind of felt quite short for two plays but still a very fun and unique experience
  • basically once you played this sized game you're not going to go back to the original because of just how satisfying it is to pull a giant Cube and plunk it onto the Matt and just really see the
  • I don't think I particularly enjoyed that particular game cuz I'm not really much of a push your luck game
  • I do like seeing my tiles flat on a flat surface it just makes it easier to navigate
  • it was really great for TI to come over who's the game's designer to come over to me and actually say hey I really want to show you this game and talk to you about um how this plays I want to really share this passion with you
  • I also want to say a huge huge thank you to people that came up to say hi to me or thank me for making videos from my lounge room
  • it really just makes this hobby so much more enjoyable to know that we have really good people out there that just um can celebrate tabletop gaming here in Australia
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Video 4wmzOSibprw Chairman of the Board Top List at 7:12 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
  • The drafting system is pretty cool.
  • The small hand limit twist is definitely worth mentioning and makes the game more interesting.
  • It works, it's very smooth, it looks nice and it's punchy.
  • Can't really criticize it; it does exactly what it's supposed to do.
Cons
  • Pretty standard fair, a lot of games out there like this.
  • If you have games like Rummy or Splendor, you probably don't need this one.
  • Doesn't do engine building; you are always just collecting cards and cashing them in.
  • Nothing to really write home about, nothing remarkable.
Thematic elements
  • Collecting seeds to buy flowers
Comparison games
  • Rummy
  • Splendor
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card Drafting — Players draft cards, with options to take all cards of the same color or same seed type.
  • contract fulfillment — Players collect seeds to fulfill contracts for different flowers.
  • Hand Management — A strict hand limit of seven cards forces players to cash in contracts or take cards, with excess cards resulting in negative points.
  • Set Collection — Contracts require specific sets of cards based on color or seed type.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • So, automatically I was starting off on a kind of a handicap really and it was very difficult for me to fight my way through those dice to try and build those patterns.
  • But there is a nice degree of um of kind of logical reasoning and a deduction going on here.
  • The game is is very enjoyable.
  • It looks lovely. It's fast.
  • This is pretty standard fair. There's a lot of games out there like this where you're just collecting your currency and then cashing them in to um against contracts to get you points.
  • I loved how simple the turn system in this game is.
  • This game kept it so clean and easy to understand, but kept the deduction part of the game really juicy.
  • This is definitely one of the best ones that I've played.
  • Be aware this game is barely a board game, although it is a game you play on a board.
  • So think of it more of a storytelling game, more of a role-playing adjacent game than a traditional, you know, board game where you're making tons of decisions. More of a choose your own adventure if you want to put it that way.
  • So, you know, the game is a mish mash of random encounters, but the stories you can tell over the course of the game are really enjoyable.
  • So for me, this is almost like a time piece game that I'll keep for the rest of my life.
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