The Boardgame Mechanics Review House of Plants

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0:00 - Intro
0:07 - Title Screen
0:26 - Description of the Game
1:23 - Gameplay Overview
10:40 - Final Thoughts
15:24 - Credits

Players compete to fill their room with the greatest total value of house plants, but lose points at the end of the game for any bugs or purchased plants they've been unable to meet the care requirements for.

Players purchase unique plants from the offer which each have their differing care requirements which consist of 3 types of resources (humidity, sunlight, water). Purchased plants can be cared for by collecting the required number of each resource from the common market of 4 face-up cards. Market cards are replaced by shifting other face-up cards down, allowing players to choose what cards are available for the next player, including possibly forcing them to take a score-reducing bug card. Wild cards and bug killer can also be purchased as an action, but every dollar left over at the end of the game is also worth points.

—description from the publisher

For more information about House of Plants:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/328188/house-plants

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