Pluckin' Pairs

In Pluckin' Pairs, you place eleven pictures on the table at the start of each round. Players secretly try to pair them up—for example, a coin and a manhole cover because they are both round, or a mirror and a building because both reflect light. One picture is left over as the "outcast".

Players write their pairs in their notebooks. Once everyone is finished, you compare your pairs with the others. If no one else has the same pair as you (or if everyone does), you score zero points. If one or more players have the same pair, you score points equal to the number of players who matched it. Optionally, you can also compare the "outcast" pictures. After a set number of rounds, the player with the most points wins.

The game is in English.

Game contents:

• 150 cards
• scoring pad
• pencils
• 90-second sand timer
• Rules

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