Keyflower

A game by Sebastian Bleasdale, Richard Breese

2 - 6 Players 90 - 120 minutes Medium

Auction/Bidding, Auction: Fixed Placement, Multiple-Lot Auction, Constrained Bidding, End Game Bonuses, Hexagon Grid, Modular Board, Network and Route Building, Ownership, Selection Order Bid, Set Collection, Tile Placement, Turn Order: Auction, Variable Set-up, Worker Placement, Worker Placement, Different Worker Types

City Building, Economic, Renaissance, Territory Building, Transportation

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Keyflower is a game for 2 to 6 players that takes you on a journey through the seasons, from spring to winter, as you build and manage your own village. Each player starts with a home tile and a team of workers, which are used to bid for new tiles to add to their village, or to generate resources and skills. The game is full of challenges and opportunities, as new workers arrive with special skills and village tiles are auctioned off, offering a mix of resources, transport, and upgrade capabilities. As the seasons change, players must adapt and strategize to make the most of their resources and workers. The game culminates in winter, where players select village tiles to auction, each offering victory points for specific combinations of resources, skills, and workers. With its unique blend of auction, worker placement, and tile placement mechanics, Keyflower offers a fun and engaging experience that's different every time you play.