2019Elizabeth Hargrave
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1 - 5 players40 - 70 minMedium weight

2019Elizabeth Hargrave
Mostly reviews. Tussie Mussie is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews and 2 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
Tussie mussies exemplified the Victorian custom of assigning meaning to the flowers that friends and lovers exchanged. Inspired by the ideals of elegance and discretion, these bouquets were carefully made to convey subtle messages to their recipients. Now you can choose the right flowers to make a winning tussie mussie of your own! Tussie-Mussie is based on a Victorian fad that assigned meanings to the flowers that friends and lovers exchanged. Featuring I-Divide-You-Choose drafting, this microgame of 18 cards is played over three rounds. In turn, players look at the top two cards of the deck, then offer them, one face-up and one facedown, to an opponent. That opponent takes one, leaving the other for the active player. A round ends when each player has four cards, at which point the scores are tallied. The highest score after three rounds wins! -description from the designer
Tussie Mussie has 7 videos from 6 creators: 5 reviews and 2 other videos. They date from 2022 to March 2025.
If you like it, try Wingspan, Wingspan Asia, The Fox Experiment and Wingspan Pocket, also by Elizabeth Hargrave.
2019Elizabeth Hargrave
1 - 5 players40 - 70 minMedium weight
2022Elizabeth Hargrave
1 - 2 players40 - 70 minMedium weight
2023Jeff Fraser, Elizabeth Hargrave
1 - 4 players60 minMedium weight
2026Elizabeth Hargrave
1 - 5 players25 - 35 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Tussie mussies exemplified the Victorian custom of assigning meaning to the flowers that friends and lovers exchanged. Inspired by the ideals of elegance and discretion, these bouquets were carefully made to convey subtle messages to their recipients. Now you can choose the right flowers to make a winning tussie mussie of your own! Tussie-Mussie is based on a Victorian fad that assigned meanings to the flowers that friends and lovers exchanged. Featuring I-Divide-You-Choose drafting, this microgame of 18 cards is played over three rounds. In turn, players look at the top two cards of the deck, then offer them, one face-up and one facedown, to an opponent. That opponent takes one, leaving the other for the active player. A round ends when each player has four cards, at which point the scores are tallied. The highest score after three rounds wins! -description from the designer
Designer
Elizabeth Hargrave
Artists
Loïc Billiau, Karolina Jędrzejak, Zarina Karapetyan, Beth Sobel
Publisher
Button Shy
Categories
Mechanics