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Our Verdict
If you love arranging flowers and want more challenges, this expansion is your next step.
Highlights
- Fun extra objectives
- Seamless integration with other expansions
- Short and accessible playtime
Keep in mind
- Requires the base game
- Card count varies by players
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Tussie Mussie: Ribbons adds an extra splash of elegance to the already charming world of floral arrangements. Instead of just placing flowers in a vase, you now tie them with colorful ribbons that introduce additional objectives to your goal of creating the most beautiful composition. The expansion brings eight ribbon cards, each with a unique goal that can be achieved during the game—ranging from matching specific colors to creating flower patterns. These cards are visible to everyone, so the challenge isn’t just building your own masterpiece, but also watching and responding to opponents’ choices.
The best part is that the expansion doesn’t replace or add cards to the original deck; it simply integrates with it, allowing you to use all cards from any other expansion you already own. So if you already have Greenery or any other add‑on, just drop the ribbons on the table and start playing. The number of ribbon cards that enter play depends on the number of players: with one player, only one card appears; with two, two; and with three or four, three cards show up. This keeps the pace balanced without extending the game.
The "I Cut, You Choose" mechanic creates an intriguing dilemma: you pick which ribbons are available, but other players decide which one to use, potentially turning the game in your favor or against you. Betting and bluffing also come into play, as players may try to mislead others about which ribbon they truly want. All of this happens in a 20‑to‑30‑minute game, perfect for a quick session or to complement a longer game night.
If you enjoy card games that require strategy, attention to detail, and a friendly competitive edge, Tussie Mussie: Ribbons is a sure bet. It keeps the simplicity of the base game while adding depth and new ways to engage with opponents, making each match more memorable and fun.
The best part is that the expansion doesn’t replace or add cards to the original deck; it simply integrates with it, allowing you to use all cards from any other expansion you already own. So if you already have Greenery or any other add‑on, just drop the ribbons on the table and start playing. The number of ribbon cards that enter play depends on the number of players: with one player, only one card appears; with two, two; and with three or four, three cards show up. This keeps the pace balanced without extending the game.
The "I Cut, You Choose" mechanic creates an intriguing dilemma: you pick which ribbons are available, but other players decide which one to use, potentially turning the game in your favor or against you. Betting and bluffing also come into play, as players may try to mislead others about which ribbon they truly want. All of this happens in a 20‑to‑30‑minute game, perfect for a quick session or to complement a longer game night.
If you enjoy card games that require strategy, attention to detail, and a friendly competitive edge, Tussie Mussie: Ribbons is a sure bet. It keeps the simplicity of the base game while adding depth and new ways to engage with opponents, making each match more memorable and fun.
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Publisher
Button Shy, Salt & Pepper Games
Designer
Elizabeth Hargrave
Artist
Beth Sobel
How long does a game last with the expansion?
Between 20 and 30 minutes, depending on the number of players and familiarity with the rules.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players; the number of ribbon cards increases with the player count.
What is the game’s complexity?
Medium: the rules are simple, but strategic decisions add depth.
What components are included?
8 ribbon cards, plus the base deck and any other expansions you own.
Who is this game for?
For those who enjoy card games, friendly competition, and floral themes.
How do the ribbon cards work?
They are placed on the table and each player can choose which one to use, adding extra objectives to their arrangement.
Is the expansion compatible with others?
Yes, it integrates seamlessly with any other Tussie Mussie expansion.