Keepers

Keepers is an exciting interactive card game where players try to outwit opponents. After hearing just one non - noun word, players play a card from their hand. Everyone then votes on which card best (or worst!) matches the word, and the most - voted card becomes a KEEPER! This family - friendly game features stunning nature photography, appealing to kids while offering strategies that engage veteran gamers. It's a must - have addition to your game collection. In each game, players take turns as the Curator (one round per player, or two in a 3 - 4 player game). The Curator selects a non - noun word (adjectives and adverbs work great). Then, all players, including the Curator, pick a card they think best or least matches the word. The Curator collects and shuffles the cards without looking. Players vote on the cards, and the most - voted ones are Keepers. Players who played the Keepers cards score points, and non - Keepers are discarded.

How to play: First, decide who will be the Curator. In a 3 - 4 player game, each player gets two turns as Curator; otherwise, it's one turn per player. The Curator looks at their cards and chooses a non - noun word. All players, including the Curator, then pick a card from their hand that they think either best or least matches the word. Give your card to the Curator, who will shuffle them all up without peeking. Then, each player votes on the cards they think match the word the most or least. The cards with the most votes are Keepers. Players who played those cards take them and add them to their scoring pile. The other cards are thrown away. Points are counted based on the Keepers in your scoring pile. Note: Make sure the word chosen by the Curator is a non - noun, like an adjective or adverb. Also, don't look at the shuffled cards when you're voting. To maintain your game, keep the cards in a dry place to prevent damage. If they get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft cloth.