Tussie Mussie

First, starting with the first player and going clockwise, everyone offers flowers to the player on their left. Then, starting with the first player and going counterclockwise, everyone offers flowers to the player on their right; in a two-player game, you make both Offers to the same player. (Rulebook, p. 6)

No. The player receiving an Offer chooses one of the faceup or facedown tiles without looking at a facedown tile first. After taking a facedown tile, they may look at it, but must return it facedown. (Rulebook, pp. 6–7)

The player who made the Offer takes the unchosen tile and places it in front of themselves, preserving its current faceup or facedown state. The chosen tile is placed to the right of the recipient’s previously gained tiles. (Rulebook, pp. 6–7)

After everyone has four tiles, shift all facedown tiles toward yourself to form a second row, keeping them in their original columns, then reveal them. After that, resolve any “Pre-Presentation” actions in any order. (Rulebook, p. 8)

First, resolve the scoring shown on your tiles from left to right. Then score 1 point for each Heart and resolve the additional scoring text on applicable tiles. (Rulebook, p. 10)

After the third round, add the total values of all your Victory Point tokens; the player with the most points wins. If players tie, the tied player whose Flower name comes first alphabetically in the final round wins. (Rulebook, p. 11)