Keepers is an interactive card game where players will try to outwit their opponents by playing a card from their hand after hearing only a single non-noun word. Players all vote on which card aligns the most (or the least!) with the word and whichever card gets the most votes is a KEEPER!
A family weight game with stunning nature photography that kids will enjoy but with strategies that will keep even veteran gamers engaged, Keepers will be a great addition to your game collection
GAMEPLAY SUMMARY
Players will each get one round (or two in a 3-4 player game) as the Curator. The Curator will look at their own cards and choose any word that is NOT a noun (in general, adjectives and adverbs work best).
Then all players, including the Curator, will choose a card from their own hand that they think most aligns with the word OR one that they think least aligns with the word.
Each player then gives their card(s) to the Curator who then shuffles all of the cards together without looking at them. Players will each cast votes on cards they think most and/or least align with the word. The cards that receive the most votes become Keepers.
The players that played the cards that are now Keepers take them and place them in their scoring pile and count them as points. The cards that are not Keepers are discarded.
Designer: AJ Porfirio
Artist: Byron Jorjorian
Keepers features the fine art photography of Byron Jorjorian. Byron is a prolific artist whose work spans the jungles of the Amazon to the tundra in Alaska. He has over 12,000 images published in all types of print media and in such leading magazines as Time, National Geographic and Outdoor Photographer, he has over 24,000 prints installed worldwide. In addition, he has produced a number of large commissions for public spaces, including up to 50’ wide murals. He has also had solo exhibits in Cheekwood Botanical Gardens, The Reniassance Center, The Parthenon, The Jackson Cultural Center, Gallery Sklo, The Showroom, Nashville International Airport, and Memphis International Airport. He was also featured in the book The Best of Nature Photography - Images and Techniques from the Pros and has been named one of the top 40 Nature Photographers worldwide.
His work can be viewed at ByronJorjorian.com
