Bloomchasers: A Delightful 3D Tree Game of Flowers and Wits

Players build a 3D tree by adding branches and placing colored buds each turn, then try to form specific arrangements that let those buds bloom into flowers when Bloom cards are drawn. The game supports solo, team, or competitive play and runs about 30 minutes. Players plan branch placement, predict upcoming weather effects, and arrange buds to trigger higher-value blooms while disrupting opponents’ opportunities.

Players: 1–6 best 3
Playing time: 20–45 min
Age: 12+
Complexity: 1.8 / 5

8 on Ludoya from $43.72Abstract StrategySolo / Solitaire GameCooperative GameThree Dimensional Movement

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About the game

Design: Evan Katz
Tavey Lin
Josh Roberts
Art: Charlotte Caswell
Publisher: Evan and Josh's Very Special Games Company (Very Special Games)

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7
Plays logged: 9
Players: 42m
Average play: 6
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8.0/10

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Jess Jade8.0
Absolutely lovely little game with unique tactile puzzle mechanics, fast to teach/learn, easy to play. Well designed components for surprisingly sound building structure. A less complex then most of the games I typically play, but sometimes you only have time for a short one! A word to the wise, if your group plays competitively and you have 3-6 players, it matters a lot who is one your right and left for purposes of sabotage.... It would be neat to see a weather card added that switches play direction. (Or maybe just add a house rule that changes play direction with every bloom event, so you have a chance to get back at someone who stole/blocked your placement in an earlier turn.)