Flowerpower

KOSMOS · Board game · 2001
Ludopedia 6.6 BGG 1–2 · best 2 Solo 30 min Weight 1.5/5
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Abstract game fans will love this botanical duel. Simple rules hide surprisingly deep strategy!

Highlights
  • Beautiful thematic presentation
  • Easy to learn rules
  • Good luck/strategy balance
  • Great couples' game
Keep in mind
  • Too abstract for some players
  • 2-player only
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Flowerpower is a beautiful strategic game where you compete to create the most valuable flower beds. Each player has their own garden, but the real battle happens in the shared central strip - whoever controls this area harvests the most points. Gameplay is simple: on your turn, place a flower tile on the board, trying to form large blocks of the same color. The bigger the contiguous area, the more points you score. But watch out! Your opponent can sabotage your perfect garden by planting 'weeds' that spoil your plans. Part of Kosmos' famous two-player series, Flowerpower blends visual beauty with subtle strategic decisions. Perfect for abstract game fans who appreciate elegant thematic touches.

Best player count

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1–2 players
1 OK
2 BEST

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Components: 14 x 15 Grids Players: Games with Solitaire Rules Players: Two-Player Only Games Series: Two-player games (Kosmos) Theme: Flowers Theme: Gardening
Publisher KOSMOS
Designer Angelika Fassauer, Peter Haluszka

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163want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
Is there a solo mode?
Yes! It has specific solo rules, but the game shines as a duel.
Good for beginners?
Absolutely! Rules take 5 minutes to learn, with strategy developing naturally.
Minimum age?
8+, but adults will better appreciate the strategic nuances.
How long does a game take?
About 30 minutes - perfect for a quick after-dinner match.
Does it need much table space?
No, the 14x15 grid is compact and fits small tables.

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