Stack coloured discs so the overlap makes the right flower colour, one die roll at a time.
Roll the colour die, take the matching translucent disc and stack it on your wooden flower card. Layer the right discs on top of one another and a new colour appears where they overlap. First flower finished wins.
Who it's for
Preschoolers around four and five who are just learning colours, and parents looking for a learning toy that plays as a game.
Not for you ifβ¦
Anyone at the table is older than about six, since there is essentially no decision beyond the die. It is a Beleduc educational title that is barely known and hard to buy.
Vibe's take
Calm and hands-on, with a small delight every time two colours become a third. Almost more toy than contest.
older than 82% of games
collected more than 3% of games
shorter than 93% of games Β· typical 30β90 min