Summer 1960

This flowery game with a Pop Art vibe is played in two rounds, during which players must match their cards with identical flowers laid out on the table. The goal is to have the fewest points possible at the end of the game. The nine flower cards on a white background are arranged in a checkerboard pattern on the table. Each player receives seven cards, and the rest form the draw pile. In turn, each player places a flower card on top of the card with the same design. The value of the played card then locks the row and column, preventing other players from playing a card of the same value. As soon as three cards of the same value are played, it's a "triple!" The player can collect the three cards and deducts one point from their final score. In the second round, a trio of the same value triggers the passing of cards to a neighbor, adding a new dynamic to the game. The player with the fewest points at the end of the two rounds wins!