2022Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)
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2 - 4 players20 minLight weight

2023Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)
From BoardGameGeek
Rafflesian is an area control game where fairies compete for nectar on a giant Rafflesia flower. Players simultaneously throw their cards onto the flower, aiming to land on one of the seven available spots. Each spot only counts the topmost card, and if you align three matching cards on different spots, you earn points. Once you score, those cards are placed in front of you, creating your new throwing line, pushing you farther back with each success. As the game progresses, the distance increases, making precise throws more challenging. Hand management becomes crucial, as you have fewer cards to throw. With simple rules and intuitive gameplay, Rafflesian is fun for both adults and children. In a team format, up to 10 players can join the fray! -description from the publisher
Rafflesian has 2 videos from 2 creators. They date from 2023 to November 2025.
If you like it, try Planepita and Snowp, also by Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), or Cube Quest and Cheating Moth, which share several of its mechanics. It appears in convention videos from Spiel Essen 2025.
2022Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)
2 - 4 players20 minLight weight
2025Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)
2 - 6 players20 - 30 minLight weight
2013Oliver Sibthorpe, Gary Sibthorpe
2 - 4 players20 minLight weight
2011Emely Brand, Lukas Brand
3 - 5 players30 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Rafflesian is an area control game where fairies compete for nectar on a giant Rafflesia flower. Players simultaneously throw their cards onto the flower, aiming to land on one of the seven available spots. Each spot only counts the topmost card, and if you align three matching cards on different spots, you earn points. Once you score, those cards are placed in front of you, creating your new throwing line, pushing you farther back with each success. As the game progresses, the distance increases, making precise throws more challenging. Hand management becomes crucial, as you have fewer cards to throw. With simple rules and intuitive gameplay, Rafflesian is fun for both adults and children. In a team format, up to 10 players can join the fray! -description from the publisher
Designers
Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)
Artist
Mizuki Toyama (遠山美月)
Publisher
SzpiLAB
Categories
Mechanics