Repos - So Clover! - Board Game Age 10+

Excellent board game, really enjoyed playing this game with my family.

This is a great, cooperative game of word association.

Bought as a Christmas present. Recipient loved the game and we got to play it with them over Christmas. Easy to learn but takes a bit of thinking to play. Loved that it’s co-operative and we had some great conversations about the possible word associations. Overall everyone we played with enjoyed the game.

A Really great simple fun game for all the family . You can't go wrong with this one .

I bought this game for a friend as I played it with my family and it was brilliant. Great game of all working together to solve the answers. Really easy concept but as with all good games, the execution can be so frustrating. Only difficulty is getting younger players not to cheat.Makes the brain work, but also really helps if you know how competitors minds think (as the whole point is getting them to guess your answers)

A friend bought this game and we had a lot of fun playing it. It really gets you thinking and working as a team. If you like word association games this would be great. The only downside I found is that the cards fall of out the clover pad that has been supplied so it would have been really good if the cards stay in place. This was really annoying and every play playing mentioned how that could be improved. It’s just when you are playing and you don’t want others to see your card you left the pad to write your answer but and the cards fall out easily. If they fixed that I wouldn’t have anything bad to say about the game.

So Clover is a word association game that is very fun and challenging. I've played it a lot with friends and family and we've always had a good time.The instructions in the game aren't all that clear, so I'll explain (though these instructions may not be very clear either, though I will try): everyone has a clover board and randomly place four cards in their individual clover board (you can't change them once they're placed). Don't let anyone else see what those cards are. On each of those cards are four words, and at each 'leaf' of the board where you place the cards are two words from two cards that are touching. You then have to come up with a single word that connects the two words together (this can be very hard). It's a co-operative game so it is best to come up with a word that others can guess.Once you have a word on each leaf of the board you remove the cards and add a random card to the ones you used. Shuffle them and then, on your turn, you reveal all five cards and everyone has to guess which card goes where using the words on the leaf to connect two words on each leaf. Once they have placed them the one who wrote the clue words removes cards that are wrong and leaves the ones that are right without saying anything. Everyone else then has one more go to get the right cards in the right places. Once that second round is done the player who placed the cards reveals which are right and which are wrong. You can score it if you want. You then move onto the next player, and do the same.I hope those instructions are helpful. As I said, the instructions aren't the clearest to understand. You could also look on YouTube for a better explanation of how to play.This is a game I definitely recommend and it is rapidly becoming our favourite party game.

We bought this game just before Christmas and within a week it was in our top 5 games of all time (we have a LOT of board games). The game is super easy to pick up and generally just a lot of fun. We have played it with people who never played board games as well as friends who collect games - both groups loved it. Would highly recommend!