Blossoms

In Blossoms (original title Kwiatki), players compete to create the most beautiful bouquet of flowers. Longer flowers yield higher scores, making growth and timing key elements of strategy.

At the start of the game, each player receives two random face-down cards and three action tokens. In the center of the table, flower pots are placed, leaving space above them for flowers to grow. Four different flower cards are placed—one in each pot. Additionally, one card is drawn from the deck and set aside face-down.

Players take turns aiming to build the most valuable combinations of flowers. During a turn, a player may perform any number of the following actions:

Growth — Draw a card from the deck and add it to a pot that matches the same flower type.

Cut — Cut down one pot of flowers to score points, which ends the player’s round.

Special — Spend action tokens to perform an additional action, depending on the chosen pot.

A player’s turn ends when they choose to cut flowers, pass, or encounter bad luck. The game concludes when the last card is drawn from the deck. Final scoring is based on the size and diversity of the flower sets each player has grown, and the player with the highest total score wins.