Flora Domina is a turn-based strategic card game that puts you in the shoes of a nature goddess fighting to defend her island from human invaders. Developed by Ken Redant, this game presents an interesting approach to gaming by using the power of nature to take back what belongs to you. Your objective is to overgrow the human mines and factories with flowers, grow forests and brambles to hold them off.

The game is designed to be played by expanding your territory and playing cards to grow your forests. As the humans do the same by building homes, mines, and factories, you must overgrow them to conquer them. The game offers a unique twist with summer and winter seasons that come and go, bringing advantages and disadvantages to each side. Humans will require more coal in winter while your plants will need extra water in summer. You must plan ahead and grow when the time is right!

The island is procedurally generated every session and consists of various landscapes like deserts, marshes, geysers, and more, making growing on the island more interesting. Flora Domina was developed by 3rd-year students at Howest - Digital Arts & Entertainment over 11 weeks, making it a great accomplishment for the team.