So Clover! – Link Them All 🍀✍️

Secretly write a clue for each pair of keywords – can your teammates figure them out? So Clover! by François Romain (Repos Production) is a cooperative word-association party game for 3–6 players aged 10+, taking about 30 minutes.

Everyone gets a clover board and an erasable marker, then secretly places four keyword cards on their board. Now each player looks at the eight keywords around their clover: two of them form a pair below each of the four leaves. For each pair, write one single-word clue that ties the two keywords together – a common noun, a name, an acronym, a number or even an onomatopoeia. For House and Firefighter, you might write Station. Then remove your cards, shuffle in one extra card as a decoy, and the team phase begins. One by one, each player becomes the Spectator and places their clover and five cards in the middle of the table. The Spectator must stay completely silent while everyone else works together to put the cards back in the right spots,. Get all four right on the first try and you score 6 points; otherwise, wrong cards are removed and you get one more attempt, scoring 1 point per correct card. After everyone has been the Spectator once, add up your team score and write it in the Record of Legends – then try to beat it next time.

🍀 Clover Boards

Four clues each.

🤝 Cooperative

Play as one team.

🤫 Silent Spectator

No hints allowed.

🏆 Record of Legends

Beat your high score.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🧠 Clever Links: one word, two meanings.
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Friends and Family: 3–6 players.
• 🔁 Replayable: 880 keywords. More ideas among our party games.

Quick facts

• Players: 3–6
• Age: 10+
• Playing time: about 30 minutes
• Designer: François Romain
• Publisher: Repos Production
• Type: cooperative word-association game
• Language: English
• Contents: 220 keyword cards (880 keywords), 6 clover boards, 6 erasable markers, 1 Record of Legends, rulebook

Is it competitive? No – everyone plays together as one team.
What can a clue be? One word: a noun, a name, an acronym, a number or an onomatopoeia.

Pick up your marker, link your keywords and trust your team. 🍀

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