Game Info
Year
2022
Players
1-100
Age
14+
Playtime
25 min
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Description
Artful flip-and-write gardening game where players fill gardens with fruits and vegetables by sketching them based on revealed cards
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Thematic elements
- gardening and scoring through arranging vegetables and fruits under container constraints
- garden-themed setup with vegetable and fruit placement into containers and a fruit planter
- instructional/rule explanation
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Bottom-up potting and container constraints — vegetables must be added to container spaces starting from the bottom up, and each container has specific rules about which vegetables can be placed where.
- Deck setup and exposure — two decks of vegetable cards are used; six are removed unseen and the remaining cards are split into two decks of 12, with top cards revealed to determine placement.
- End-of-round cleanup and end-game scoring — after all players place and sketch, rounds end, cards shift to compost, and final scoring tallies container scores, fruit planter scores, and bonuses to determine the winner.
- Fruit placement by shape outlines — fruits are placed into planter spaces that match the outline shape shown on the corresponding vegetable card (hexagon, oval, star).
- Scoring by highest completed row per container — points are awarded based on the highest row in each container that is completely filled with the correct vegetables; some containers have additional check-mark bonuses.
- Simultaneous action selection — both players simultaneously choose one of four symbols to resolve which and how many vegetables you will use in the round.
- Simultaneous Actions — both players simultaneously choose one of four symbols to resolve which and how many vegetables you will use in the round.
- Token rotation between fruit and tool — each card in play has a token that shows either a colorful fruit symbol or a gray tool symbol; the token is flipped based on the symbol to indicate planting a fruit or using a tool.
- Tool usage and restrictions — tools allow placing either a fruit or a vegetable according to a matching end symbol; after using a tool in a given row/column, that tool cannot be used again in that same row/column.
- Top vs bottom containers and container-type rules — six vegetable containers are split between top and bottom sections, plus a big fruit planter; each container has its own placement constraints (e.g., different vegetable types, matching pairs, etc.).
- Wild/bonus spots and scoring bonuses — certain spaces allow wild or bonus placements that affect scoring, including a honey bonus and vegetable-based bonuses.
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- The game is played over a series of 12 rounds.
- The player with the most points wins.
- You can also score three points if you earned the jar of honey bonus.
- The game can be played remotely with friends online using just one copy of the game.
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