Category: fathers day
A GAME OF FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
Players will take turns adding Flower tiles to their available flowers or placing them in rows or columns on the Cemetery board. Lines of Flowers must be either sequential numbers or the same number, but different colors. The player who places all their Flowers first is the winner!
2 to 6 players
30 to 60 minutes
Ages 14+
We played this as a family on Father's Day and the cemetery board setup got everyone laughing within minutes—the strategy of sequencing flower tiles in rows and columns really shines once you figure out the flow. My dad, who usually zones out during board games, was fully locked in by the second tur
The flower-tile mechanic is so clever—watching everyone scramble to keep their sequences straight on the cemetery board had us all hooked. My dad, who’s not usually into strategy games, was the one suggesting we play another round. Perfect pick for Father’s Day if he likes a little friendly competit
We cracked this open after dinner and the flower-placement rules had us arguing in the best way by the second turn. The cemetery board rows and columns give it a nice puzzle feel without slowing things down. Perfect gift for a dad who likes a little strategy with his laughs.
