Keyflower is a board game for two to six players, designed by Richard Breese and Sebastian Bleasdale and first released in 2012. Players run rival villages across four seasonal rounds, bidding colored workers to win village tiles and to use the abilities of tiles already in play. A bid can only be made with workers that match the color of the tile, so every choice weighs a player's own plans against the chance to block opponents. Won tiles are added to each village and produce resources, skills and further workers. Winter brings set tiles that award victory points for gathering particular combinations of resources. A full game takes about two hours, the source rates its weight as medium-heavy, and luck in the tile draws shifts the best path from one session to the next.
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Player CountSmall Group (3-6 Players) 1 Sources
1. Keyflower (Board Game Matcher)
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Year 2012
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Keyflower is a board game for 2-6 players, with sessions lasting 120 min.
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