2024Steve Finn, Phil Walker-Harding
- Videos
- 65
- Creators
- 53
2 - 4 players45 minLight weight

2022Eduardo Baraf, Steve Finn
Mainly reviews. Delicious is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 14 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 5 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 1 other video.
From BoardGameGeek
Spend the afternoon in your rooftop or backyard garden. Relax while enjoying this artful game of picking, pairing, and planting fruits and vegetables. Grow your plants in whatever container you can. Wheelbarrows, boots, suitcases – use anything you can to grow delicious eats! Will you create the most delicious garden? Over the course of a game of Delicious, players fill their respective gardens with fruits and vegetables by sketching them based on cards and tokens that are revealed in the community area. Players take their turns sketching simultaneously each round as these plants are revealed. Earn the most points by planting fruits and vegetables in your makeshift containers and planters. A game lasts 12 rounds. Every round, 2 Vegetable cards are flipped (1 from each deck) and a Fruit / Tool token is placed on each card. Each player then decides to use one or both cards (and their tokens), given certain restrictions. When you use a card and token, you mark your Garden and Play sheets, trying to get different combinations of fruits and vegetables. The cards in the middle are common, but players place them in different containers within their garden setting up different combinations and scoring opportunities. Bonus tools and special powers mean that no two gardens are ever alike. After 12 rounds, the player with the highest score wins. - If there is a tie, the player whose fruit planter score is higher wins. - If there is still a tie, the player who has marked the most First Potter Bonus icons wins.
Delicious has 26 videos from 20 creators: 14 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 5 playthroughs, 2 unboxings and 1 other video. They date from 2022 to November 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "Delicious Game Overview" by Gaming with Edo & Jessica, which runs 11 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Delicious - reminds us r&w's don't have to be super complex to be fun :)" by Rahdo Runs Through. 12 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Delicious Solo Playthrough" by Gaming with Edo & Jessica, one of 5 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Herbaceous, Skulk Hollow and Sunset Over Water, also by Eduardo Baraf, or Cities, also by Steve Finn.
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2024Steve Finn, Phil Walker-Harding
2 - 4 players45 minLight weight
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1 - 4 players20 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Spend the afternoon in your rooftop or backyard garden. Relax while enjoying this artful game of picking, pairing, and planting fruits and vegetables. Grow your plants in whatever container you can. Wheelbarrows, boots, suitcases – use anything you can to grow delicious eats! Will you create the most delicious garden? Over the course of a game of Delicious, players fill their respective gardens with fruits and vegetables by sketching them based on cards and tokens that are revealed in the community area. Players take their turns sketching simultaneously each round as these plants are revealed. Earn the most points by planting fruits and vegetables in your makeshift containers and planters. A game lasts 12 rounds. Every round, 2 Vegetable cards are flipped (1 from each deck) and a Fruit / Tool token is placed on each card. Each player then decides to use one or both cards (and their tokens), given certain restrictions. When you use a card and token, you mark your Garden and Play sheets, trying to get different combinations of fruits and vegetables. The cards in the middle are common, but players place them in different containers within their garden setting up different combinations and scoring opportunities. Bonus tools and special powers mean that no two gardens are ever alike. After 12 rounds, the player with the highest score wins. - If there is a tie, the player whose fruit planter score is higher wins. - If there is still a tie, the player who has marked the most First Potter Bonus icons wins.
Designers
Eduardo Baraf, Steve Finn
Artist
Clémentine Campardou
Publisher
Pencil First Games, LLC
Categories
Mechanics