🌼 Play, Discover, and Unleash Nature's Beauty with the Bloom Wild Flower Dice Game Review

This is another great video from Gamewright. I like the beauty of this little game. I was able to play it with my 5 year olds with no problems, but it has lots of strategies to keep everyone interested.

I love this game! It took me a little while to fully understand the rules and feel comfortable. But when we did it was a lot of fun. Also, you can only play Kirch together. Pretty simple, but there is a strategy here. A great gift and travel game.

We have many games from this particular company and this is another great addition. The game is relatively easy to learn and really fun to play. It takes strategy and a bit of luck to win, and the game progresses quickly. We recommend Bloom especially for cube lovers.

Nice game but I think it's a slow game and better suited for younger kids. Maybe like elementary school. I play with my 6 year old. But don't play when only adults play. Quixx is the best adult game. This flower is good, but I think it's more suited to a younger audience. It's easy to learn and play on.

I was hoping it would be fun like Quixx, but it turned out to be pretty boring. Although the colors seemed clear to me, we quickly learned that two family members were color blind; I'm not sure why this wasn't identified as an issue during development. Goes in the donation pile, although I feel guilty about passing it on to others.

I bought it for my wife as a gift. she loved it. It's fun and requires some logical thinking. I would recommend it for children from 14 to adults. It's also very difficult for my color blind friends to play or when I'm playing in low light as you need to be able to distinguish colors easily. Very fast game, 20 minutes.

I'm a big fan of the roll and write genre. but this didn't work for me. The workmanship is first class as usual - the bones are nice and big and have a nice color. The substrate of the sheets is double-sided with multiple layouts. The gameplay is top-notch in that regard. Unfortunately, the gameplay was just ah, unexciting. If you're looking for a portable Gamewright game, I'd recommend Qwixx any day over Bloom.

Bloom is a dice game that seems simple at first, but the more I get involved, the more I play interesting turns out. Do you risk losing a point to get more points later? Or do you risk losing points by intentionally drawing a die that another player needs more than you? Similar to Again, but easier to soften bad throws and cheaper/more available in the US.