La Fleur Game Review

A long, long time ago, while I was in junior high school and high school, my favorite modern game designer was Steve Jackson. Games like Vampire, Those Awful Green Things from Outer Space, and Illuminati were staples in my board gaming diet. There were other games that intrigued me in those days, for sure. But the designer of whom I knew the name and reputation would be Mr. Jackson. Flash forward a bit, after an attempt at college and a decade in the Navy, I would rediscover board gaming with a host of fresh faces. Over time, I cultivated other designs and other designers. Last year, if you asked me who my favorite game designer was, I would have listed names like Rudger Dorn, Antoine Bauza, Jamey Stegmaier, and Elizabeth Hargrave.

But with two games in my collection from Dux Somnium games (and another from their latest Kickstarter on the way), I am going to have to push Amy and Dusty Droz to the top of that list. I recently reviewed their first game, Botany; today I look at La Fleur.

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