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Pollen

Pollen

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 2 players 15 min 8 years and up

Pollen is a tactical card game for two players that immerses you in a silent competition between pollinators. Combining placement, majority, and bluffing, every decision influences the control of the prairie flowers and the final harvest. Behind its compact format lies a surprisingly rich confrontation where memory, anticipation, and adaptation become essential. Accessible yet demanding, Pollen offers quick games that immediately make you want to play again.

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How to play Pollen?

Game Setup

  • Place the five Flower cards in the center of the table to form the common meadow.
  • Each player chooses their pollinator species and receives their cards, as well as a secret objective consisting of flowers to prioritize during the game. These personal objectives add a dimension of reading opponents and taking risks throughout the round.

Gameplay outline

  • Players take turns using their actions to influence control of the flowers.
  • Several options are available: playing a card in your own area or your opponent's, playing certain cards face down to mislead, moving pollinators already present, or adjusting your presence on a strategic flower.
  • The entire subtlety of the game lies in majority control. You need to be in the right place while hiding your true intentions. Certain flowers can become particularly contested because they yield more points depending on each player's secret objectives. Bluffing, memory, and adaptation then become essential.

Win/Loss Condition

  • When the round ends, each flower is awarded to the player with the majority of pollinators on it.
  • Additional points are awarded if the flowers won match the secret objectives. The player with the most points wins the game.
  • Hide your true favorite flowers

    Your secret objective is often more valuable than overall control of the pasture.

  • Use bluffing to deflect attention

    Playing certain cards face down can create doubt and encourage your opponent to invest elsewhere.

  • Keep travel options open

    A card that seems uninteresting at the start can become decisive at the end of the game.

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FAQ – All About Pollen

Why is Pollen considered a strategy game?

Because it combines area control, hidden objectives, and permanent decisions in a very short format.

Is bluffing really important?

Yes, hiding certain cards and making people believe in false objectives is an integral part of the game.

Does luck play a big role in the games?

The game primarily rewards reading your opponent's play and the ability to anticipate their moves.

What are the benefits of the secret objectives system?

It creates different priorities for each player and greatly increases replayability.