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Year
2022
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Description
Full of rain, radical politics, cultural diversity, & questionable streetwear, Keep it PNW is your guide to the upper left.
This card pack includes 300 prompt & answer cards based on Pacific Northwest experiences & culture. Each round, the designated judge reads a prompt card, & the remaining players choose the best answer card to fit the prompt. The winner of the round, as chosen by the judge, receives a point. Whoever reaches 10 points first wins.
May the best hippie win.
—description from the designer
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positive
Pros
- Easy to learn and quick to play
- Encourages social interaction and banter
- Flexible for different player counts
Cons
- Can be fiddly to understand scoring rules
- Some rounds may yield no points
- Name confusion in some placements due to misreadings
Thematic elements
- Survey-based responses about 100 people
- Group party game with two lines of numbers used for ranking prompts
- Casual, conversational banter with scoring based on relative placements
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Number line placement — Players slide a card with a numeric value between existing numbers on one of two lines.
- Relative ranking scoring — Points are awarded based on how closely placements align with the survey's relative order; points accumulate across rounds.
- Turn-based card play with audience-style feedback — Players place their card one by one to influence the line; others can agree or disagree about placement.
- Two-line timeline — There are two separate lines where players place cards, representing two separate rankings.
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Quotes (from this video)
- "that's how you play keep it 100"
- "in a five player game the hand size is four cards"
- "the rule book lists hand size based on the amount of players"
- "it's got to be lower than that no way"
- "first games don't count so just have fun"
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