Watch “Floristry - Board Game Review | Up Games,” a board game review for Floristry from Tabletop Express on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Tabletop Express on YouTube:
The Tabletop Express brings you our latest board game review. Floristry is designed by David Gordon and TAM and published by Up Games (Uncommon Publishing).
Chris and Anthony explore this two-player game in which players compete at the historic Aalsmeer Dutch Auction to win the best flowers - in a game that uses a Dutch auction system (via mobile app). Simultaneous play and strategic placement makes this short game a delightful experience for two.
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BGG Description: Floristry is a 2 player, tile-laying game. Players compete at the historic Aalsmeer Dutch Auction to win the best flowers and then use them to create the most charming window display.
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Mostly reviews. Floristry is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 21 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
2 players
15 - 20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Floristry, from BoardGameGeek:
Floristry is a 2 player, tile-laying game. Players compete at the historic Aalsmeer Dutch Auction to win the best flowers and then use them to create the most charming window display.
Each round features a Dutch auction, where the clock counts down from 15 seconds while the price drops every 3 seconds. The unique web app runs your auctions, so you have to think fast, bid carefully, and pay close attention to get what you want at the right price-- but also keep an eye on what your rival needs.
Players simultaneously and strategically place their new flowers into their storefront frame. At the end of the game, players will earn Charm from their largest patch of each flower type, and whoever has the most Charm wins.
-description from the designer