Flower Fields

Flower Fields is an exciting competitive tile - placement game. Your main goal is to craft the most appealing flower garden! The game spans 3 Seasons, with each Season having a varying number of rounds. On your turn, choose 1 action: grab Flower tiles from the Field and put them in your garden, take Bees from the Field, or place Bees in your Garden. When getting Flower tiles, pick the one after the Sun marker in the Field's circle. You can use Bees from your reserve to 'skip' a tile. Manage your Bees well and select the best Flower tiles. Flower tiles must connect to at least one other tile in your garden. Create large same - color flowerbeds and use Bees to pollinate them for higher value. Collect Hives and remove Spider Webs to get more Bees at the Season's end. A Season finishes when the last Flower tile is taken from the Field's circle, and the game ends after the third Season. Score your most valuable areas of each color: Red, Yellow, and Blue areas earn points equal to the space number times the Bee number in that area; white areas are worth 1 point per space. You also get 5 points for each full row or column on your Garden board.

How to play: Flower Fields is a tile - placement game. It has 3 Seasons with different rounds. On your turn, you can take Flower tiles, Bees, or place Bees in your garden. When taking Flower tiles, usually pick the one after the Sun marker, but you can use reserve Bees to skip a tile. Flower tiles need to connect to other tiles in your garden. Create large same - color flowerbeds and use Bees to make them more valuable. Collect Hives and remove Spider Webs to get more Bees at the end of a Season. The game ends after the third Season. Scoring: Score your most valuable areas of each color. Red, Yellow, and Blue areas get points based on space and Bee numbers. White areas are worth 1 point per space. You also get 5 points for full rows or columns. Things to note: Manage your Bees carefully as they are crucial for tile selection and increasing flowerbed value. When placing Flower tiles, make sure they connect to existing tiles. Maintenance: Since this is a board game, keep it in a dry place to prevent damage to the tiles and components. If it gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth.