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Flower Power

Stack coloured discs so the overlap makes the right flower colour, one die roll at a time.

Designer
(Uncredited)
Published by
Beleduc

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.

Translucent discs that really mix coloursChunky wooden flower cards for small handsNo reading or counting required

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 if…

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.

Published 2008 Β· 18 years ago

older than 82% of games

In 6 collections

collected more than 3% of games

2–4 players Β· ages 4+

about 15 min

shorter than 93% of games Β· typical 30–90 min

Play style: competitive

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