Tussie Mussie

Tussie Mussie is a competitive game designed by Eizabeth Hargrave, inspired by the Victorian era when friends and lovers exchanged bouquets of flowers in which they hid secret messages: I love you, I forgive you, you have been cruel ...

Based on the "I divide, you choose" mechanic, players will try to combine their flowers to score as many victory points as possible.

It is a game for 2 to 4 players, which adds the solitaire mode thanks to the expansion included: Florist

How to play

•     Draw two cards from the deck and offer one face up and one face down to your neighbor.
•     She will first choose the player on your left, placing the card without changing orientation in her playing space. You will do the same with the remaining card and the turn will go to the next player.
•     We repeat this operation until we all have 4 cards, at which point we move the cards face down to a lower line, without changing their order, and turn them over.
•     At this time we apply any text where we read "before scoring."
•     Each heart on the cards will give us 1 victory point, and we will add more points by applying the texts of the cards from left to right.
•     We write down the scores, collect the cards, rebuild the deck and start a new round. At the end of the third round whoever has the most victory points will be the winner.

Includes the Expansion: Florist to play alone.


Author: Elizabeth Hargrave
Illustrator: Beth Sobel