Game Info
Year
2017
Players
1-4
Age
10+
Playtime
20 min
Complexity
1.2/5
Collection
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Description
A light card drafting game where players draft flower and vase cards to create the most beautiful shop window display
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Meeple Mountain Rules Teach at 0:15 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fun and fast game
- Above par compared to other games by the same designer
Cons
- Vase die can be frustrating
- Does not beat Biblio
Thematic elements
- Flower shop
Comparison games
- Biblio
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- dice locking — Players choose one or two dice to lock in their basket to lock them. More can be locked by paying money.
- Dice Rolling — Players simultaneously roll all their dice at the start of each round.
- Resource Management — Managing dice, money, and wild tokens is crucial for completing arrangements and scoring points.
- Set Collection — Players aim to collect specific dice results to match flowers and vases on arrangement tiles.
- variable scoring — Points are scored from completed arrangements, ribbons, and task cards (row and column objectives).
- Worker placement (implicit) — Dice are used to take actions like locking dice, earning salary, taking arrangement tiles, and completing arrangements.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's something super easy for you to do and it really helps us out and we would love to get some more titles to show you on this channel
- The Little Flower Shop: The Dice Game by Dr. Finn Games
- It's a fun and fast game of rolling lots of dice.
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DaniCha Preview at 4:51 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
- Has a dice version
Cons
none
Thematic elements
none
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Dice Version — There is a dice version available.
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Quotes (from this video)
- So, um, and a special thank you to the creator of this, Dr. Finn, for sending me a copy of this to cover on my channel.
- So, um, this is uh solo, but it could work multiplayer if you wanted to. You just have to, you know, compare the scores and then if you want more, they do encourage you to sign up for the newsletter and then you can get PDFs from the site.
- So, um, I did end up playing one page so far of the first game.
- So, um, and I did it lightly in pencil.
- So, um, as I'm flipping through here, you'll notice there's a lot of pages that are blank on the left side, right? It's only one-sided print um for the game sheets, and I feel like it was a missed opportunity.
- So, um, I feel like this this book could either happen a lot shorter, you know, less pages printed if they used thicker paper and double-sided printed it, but I'm sure there was a business reason or manufacturing printing reason that I'm not thinking of why they did it this way.
- Um, again, I do think this is kind of like the perfect gift for like a solo board gamer or even just anybody who enjoys playing, you know, things like crossword puzzles or word searches.
- This is kind of that level up in terms of something they can do themselves out of a workbook.
- Um, and thank you again to Dr. Finn for sending me a copy of this.
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