Developing Board Game - Multibloom

Plant a flower, grow a flowerbed, and sell flowers! While playing this game, children will be very busy with various fun activities: planting flowers in flowerbeds and picking them when necessary, as well as preparing surprises (both pleasant and unpleasant) for their opponents. In this game, players try their own flower business: they have to decide which flowers to plant, then take care of them, protect them from pests, and finally sell them for the maximum possible profit.

The primary goal of the players is to correctly fulfill orders by planting exactly the number of flowers that the customers have ordered. Throughout the game, children learn practically that to fulfill an order of 18 flowers, they need to plant 3 flowerbeds, with 6 flowers in each.

During the game, they will naturally learn the multiplication table, rather than through mechanical memorization. Such visual examples will stay in their memory for a long time. Three square customer cards are placed on the table, indicating the number of flowers they need. Players try to grow the necessary number of flowers for sale. Three flowerbeds with seven flowers to get 21 flowers, six flowerbeds with nine flowers to get 54, and so on. The game allows players to annoy other team members by planting "moles" and "bugs" on their flowerbeds, but they can also be polite and send them gifts. The deck of cards also includes cards with magical watering cans, which multiply the number of flowers in the flowerbed by two or three times. And this can sometimes be very useful.

The game is designed for children aged 9 and up (a simplified version can be played with children from 7 years old).

Included: 96 flower cards, 30 customer cards, 5 "multiplier" cards, illustrated rules.