So Clover! Cooperative Phrase Affiliation Board Sport for Ages 10+, 3-6 Gamers, 30 Min Playtime by Repos Manufacturing
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So Clover! Is A Cooperative Phrase-Affiliation Sport. Play As A Group To Get The Highest Rating. Get Key phrases And Secretly Write Their Frequent Options On Your Clover Board; These Are Your Clues. Then Work Collectively To Attempt To Determine Out Every Participant’S Key phrases. At The Finish Of The Sport, Add Up Your Rating In accordance To How Many Key phrases You Discovered And Write It In The Document Of Legends. Attempt To Beat Your Excessive Rating Every Sport!
WORD ASSOCIATION GAME: On this interactive guessing recreation, gamers are given key phrases and secretly write their frequent options on their Clover board to kind clues. Then, they have to work collectively to attempt to determine every participant’s Key phrases.
COOPERATIVE GAME: Work collectively to attempt to determine every participant’s key phrases. On the finish of the sport, add up your rating in accordance with what number of key phrases you discovered and write it within the Document of Legends. Attempt to beat your excessive rating every recreation!
FUN PARTY GAME: The dynamics of this recreation make it the right alternative for a enjoyable recreation night time with family and friends. With 880 completely different passwords, no two video games will ever be the identical.
EASY TO LEARN: The fundamentals of the sport are easy, however the recreation itself engages gamers and stimulates their minds to mix key phrases and kind phrase associations, making it an actual psychological problem.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: So Clover! is a enjoyable household board recreation for 3 to six gamers and is appropriate for ages 10 and up. This recreation takes about half-hour to play.
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Clients benefit from the board recreation. They discover it enjoyable and straightforward to be taught, with clear directions. The sport encourages collaboration and creativity, making it an excellent alternative for household enjoyable. It is purposeful and works effectively as an introduction to gaming or as a 20-minute filler for established avid gamers.
13 reviews for So Clover! Cooperative Phrase Affiliation Board Sport for Ages 10+, 3-6 Gamers, 30 Min Playtime by Repos Manufacturing
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Shannon Joy –
ABSOLUTE favorite game!
Do you love word association games?! You’ve found your new favorite!!This is up there with Codenames. So Clover is a fantastic cooperative game that is so hard and so fun to play. Go YouTube it (it’s too hard to type how to play), just know: EVERY. SINGLE. TIME I bring this baby out to teach folks, they instantly go “this is hard!” and are skeptical, but kind enough to give it a shot (probably because there’s no real explaining, you just jump right into it). After the first round EVERY. SINGLE. TIME they say “let’s play again!” I’ve played this game until 3am. I’ve played this game 2 player and 6 player, it is always so fun and such a quick 10-40 minutes (depending on how long it takes people to write their words).Other word association game recommendations: Just One (definitely easier to play and learn, but not as satisfying. GREAT group game!) & Letter Jam (Not as easy as Just One or as satisfying as So Clover, but a great word association game. Espec if you like Wordl)
Hugh Christopherson –
Easy to learn, fun to play
Fun game that is easy to get into and learn, but you can also scale up the difficulty as you get the hang of it. The cards are well printed and the clover pieces are both cute and functional. Inrecommend this game as a great casual wordplay time filler that can be played with board game lovers and people not into them as well
Will –
Best party word game I’ve come across!
This is a phenomenal game. I keep it in my car because I always want it when I go to a group event.It’s easy to teach, has wide variations person-to-person, and we always want to play at least one more round.The best part is, there isn’t any down-time where people feel socially stressed while others are waiting on them. Every stage of the game is exciting. Filling in clues is difficult, solving somebody else’s clover makes you feel clever as a group, and watching your own clover being solved is tense.I wish I could purchase blank cards so we could make our own. We’d like to immortalize perfect rounds by making the clues from our winning rounds into cards that we can add to the deck.
Sam –
Such a great game!!!
This game is so much fun! I love how many cards and combinations there are so you’ll really never get bored! You can be so creative and can pair up to do it in teams. Very well designed game. Reminds me of NYT Connections.
Avocado –
Fun game for a rainy day at the beach!
Hurricane Helene had us hanging out inside and this game did not disappoint! All 8 adults (ages 27-56) played and enjoyed several evenings while we were on vacation. The instructions where clear but still took us a few tries to explain and get into the groove. After a couple of “practice” sessions, we all understood the assignment. We loved that you knew who would be getting your clover template next, so you can play to your audience a little (trying to anticipate how they would interpret the cards and your chosen word or 2-word phrase – which is how we played). We didn’t even bother keeping score on one night. Just played for the laughs and entertainment. Recently ordered a second game and had it shipped to some friends for another game night of fun!
Cassie –
Give it a try!
At first I did not get this game at all! Different individuals explained it to me but I was stuck on the idea that I did NOT get it… We started playing, it was a large group of adults… to my dismay mostly English Teachers… We made groups of three and it worked well! I had so much fun! Once we all understood what was happening we were unstoppable! It is such a good game, I increased my vocabulary and had a chance to challenge some of the other players on their spelling skills! Much opportunity for imagination and collaboration!
Spencer –
Extremely fun!
I wanted a fun game to play with my parents (in their 70s), who do not enjoy complex tabletop games. We all love this one! The first time we played, we immediately played four rounds of everyone taking a board, and then everyone solving everyone else’s.What I enjoy most about this game is that it has the wordplay element and it also has the logic element of thinking, for example, “I know this word has to go with this clue, but which side does the other word need to go on?”When we play, we don’t worry about the scoring element, which is honestly a little too complicated. We just have fun solving each other’s boards, which is a great time to share together.
Chance of a Lifetime –
Fun for the Family
I played this at a friend’s house and loved it. Of course, I had to buy it too.It is very easy to learn and great when you have had a long day and just want a simple, but fun and somewhat strategic game. Greta for the whole family.
Phil –
One of the rare word games that works with only three players, where the likes of Codenames and Just One struggle. Good quality components and a fun game.
elisabeth miles –
This is a great, cooperative game of word association.
LordAshes –
Great game for social setting. Although intended to 3 or more players it can be played with as little a 2 players.
Dawn –
Good
Brian F –
A Really great simple fun game for all the family . You can’t go wrong with this one .