Bloom Kingdom
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- Designer Christian Kudahl , Thomas Weber (III)
- Publisher Deep Print Games , Pegasus Spiele , Hobby Japan , Pulento , TLAMA games
- Illustration Cuculum
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What to Expect
Over three rounds players simultaneously pick character cards from their hands and play them into a shared display. Only your last two hand cards score at the end of a round, forcing trade-offs between strengthening types in the display and keeping cards to score. The game mixes Hand Management, Set Collection and Simultaneous Action Selection with prominent artwork by Cuculum.
Who Is This Game For?
Suitable for families and hobby gamers; the 8+ age recommendation and ~25-minute playtime make it a compact option. Players who enjoy timed planning and simultaneous decisions will get the most out of it.
How It Works
Each turn all players simultaneously choose character cards from their hand and add them to the common display. Adding cards can increase the value of a character type (Set Collection), while you must also manage which cards remain as your final two (Hand Management). After three rounds points are tallied and the highest score wins. The game emphasizes planning and simultaneous selection.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Christian Kudahl and Thomas Weber (III), Bloom Kingdom pairs a shared display with simultaneous card selection. As a medieval-themed Card Game it stands out through Cuculum's artwork and its compact, tactical play.
Pro
- Short playtime (~25 minutes) — fits quick sessions
- Hand Management + Set Collection provides tactical decisions
- Simultaneous Action Selection reduces downtime
- Distinctive artwork by Cuculum
Contra
- No solo mode — requires at least 2 players
- Simultaneous decisions may be challenging for absolute beginners
Setting & atmosphere
The game uses a medieval theme and character cards to evoke a flourishing kingdom; the shared display creates the central thematic tableau.
Tips for beginners
Focus on the interaction between the shared display and which two cards you want to keep for scoring.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
No. The game supports 2–5 players; a solo mode is not indicated.
How long does a game really take?
A game takes about 25 minutes; teaching the game will add a bit of time for first plays.
What prior experience do I need?
Basic familiarity with hand-management or simultaneous-selection mechanics is helpful but not required.
How does this compare to similar games?
Bloom Kingdom combines a shared display with simultaneous card choices and scoring from remaining hand cards, which shapes its decision-making.
Is this suitable for families?
Yes. The 8+ age and short duration make it family-friendly.
What mechanic makes it special?
The mix of Hand Management, Set Collection and Simultaneous Action Selection defines the game's core interaction.
Fazit
Bloom Kingdom is a short, tactical card game for 2–5 players, recommended if you like simultaneous choices and set collection dynamics.
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