UNDO: Cherry Blossom Festival – A Story of Love, Loss and Family 🌸⏳

Okayama, Japan, March 2000: a man in his sixties lies dead on the floor of his living room. Beside him are a broken wine glass and a picture of a young woman in a wheelchair. In his jacket, a phone rings, playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. UNDO – Cherry Blossom Festival from Pegasus Spiele is a cooperative story card game for 2–6 players aged 10+.

The deceased wears an old-fashioned blue suit. He shows no signs of injury, but there is an old scar, barely visible, above his eye – while a petal from the cherry twig on the nearby table circles to the ground. UNDO – Cherry Blossom Festival is not about reconstructing the course of events or identifying a murderer. Instead, you play incorporeal Weavers of Fate who travel into the man's past to undo his death. Together you decide in which order to visit the different moments of his life. Every leap in time brings important decisions that influence whether the man lives or dies. Weigh up your choices and try to give him a future. As you travel through his past, you gradually explore a touching story about love, loss and family. Cherry Blossom Festival was one of the first three cases of the UNDO series, designed by Lukas Zach and Michael Palm. A game takes about 45–90 minutes.

🌸 Okayama, 2000

A man lies dead.

⏳ Leaps in Time

Visit his past.

🧵 Weavers of Fate

Undo his death.

💬 Decide Together

Every choice counts.

Why You'll Love It:

• 📖 Touching Story: love, loss and family.
• 👥 2 to 6 Players: play as a team.
• 🎒 Compact Box: a whole case in a small box. More ideas among our card games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–6
• Age: 10+
• Playing time: 45–90 minutes
• Designers: Lukas Zach, Michael Palm
• Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
• Type: cooperative storytelling card game
• Language: English

Do we have to find a murderer? No – you travel into the man's past to undo his death.
How long does it take? About 45–90 minutes.

Follow the falling petal back in time. 🌸

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.