Hanabi & Ikebana

Get ready for a duo of games that use the same deck to create very distinct experiences! On one side, we have Hanabi, a cooperative game where communication is key (but with a twist!). Everyone plays with their cards facing outwards, seeing their friends' hands but not their own. The goal? To assemble spectacular colorful fireworks by playing card sequences in order. Every hint you give or receive is crucial, and mistakes can be costly. It's pure deduction and teamwork to avoid blowing everything up prematurely! On the other side, Ikebana enters the scene with a competitive flair. Here, the art is to compose the most beautiful flower arrangements. You'll collect cards, trying to form combinations that score points, like pairs, sets, and runs. Each round, you decide whether to draw new cards or try to retrieve those discarded by opponents, all to create the perfect bouquet and outperform your rivals. With a 55-card deck and some tokens, the box offers two thematic adventures inspired by Japanese culture: the art of fireworks and the delicacy of floral arrangements. It's a combo that appeals to both those who enjoy thinking as a team and those who like a more strategic individual challenge.