Kaleidos

Each player receives a board with a unique, detailed image, which is double-sided, offering two different scenes. All players will use a shared deck of letter cards and a sand timer. The image boards are placed on stands so everyone can see their own board clearly.

The main objective is for players to find as many words as possible that start with a specific letter within a set time limit. These words must correspond to objects or concepts depicted in the detailed image on their board.

At the start of each round, a letter card is drawn from the deck and revealed to all players. Simultaneously, the sand timer is flipped. Players then quickly search their image board for objects or concepts whose names begin with the revealed letter, writing them down on their personal notepad. Players can be creative with their word choices, as long as they can justify the connection to the image.

Once the sand timer runs out, players take turns reading their lists of words. For each word that a player has found and no other player has listed, they score 3 points. If two or more players have listed the same word, each of those players scores 1 point. Players must agree on the validity of each word, and if there's a dispute, the majority decides. You cannot write the same word twice to describe the same object, but you can write the same word twice if it describes two different objects in the image.

The game consists of 10 rounds. Since there are five double-sided image boards, each side is used once over the course of the game. After all 10 rounds are completed and scores are tallied, the player with the highest total score is declared the winner.