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Linkee!

Linkee! Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Piece of Cake
    • Sample Question Card
  • Winning
  • Trading Rules
    • 2 Letter Trade
    • 3 Letter Trade
  • 2 Player Rules
    • Time for a Two-Player Showdown
  • Other Reminder Cards
    • Get Your Name in the Game
  • Product Information

Piece of Cake

To play, simply answer four questions and work out what links those answers. Get it right and win a letter. Win enough letters to spell LINKEE and you've won. Easy.

Sample Question Card

  1. Corn, flat and pita are types of which food? Answer: Bread
  2. The full name of the African country is the Democratic _____ of Congo. Answer: Republic
  3. Complete the lyric, 'Row, row, row your ___, gently down the stream'. Answer: Boat
  4. In bowling, what's it called when the only pins left are 7 and 10? Answer: Split

Clue: A monkey's lunch

Linkee: Banana

Winning

Win enough letters to spell L-I-N-K-E-E and you've won.

Trading Rules

If a team wins more letters than they need, they can trade them in for super powers. (Note: You can't trade if a team has shouted LINKEE!)

2 Letter Trade

Hand two spare letters to the Question Master (QM). Now select an opponent's letter you want removed from the game. The QM will return it to the box. (You're not going to win a popularity contest for doing this, but if it stops them winning, tough.)

3 Letter Trade

Hand three spare letters to the QM and get one you want from the box in exchange.

2 Player Rules

Time for a Two-Player Showdown

Sit yourselves down, put your game faces on and get ready for a good, old-fashioned Linkee Duel. Here's how you play:

In this version of the game, both of you are going to be players and Question Masters — so it's double the fun. Both players start by drawing a Question Card. Player A (Ann) starts by reading out Q1 to Player B (Bert). If Bert isn't ready to shout Linkee, he reads out Q1 to Ann. Then they move onto Q2 and keep going until one of them is ready to shout Linkee.

If either Ann or Bert shout "Linkee" and get it wrong, then it's bad news for them. They're out until the next round, giving the other player all the time in the world to think up an answer to their card. Just like the classic rules, the first person to get enough cards to spell out Linkee wins. (Our money is on Ann. She's good.)

Other Reminder Cards

Get Your Name in the Game

People don't just love playing Linkee, they love writing Linkee cards too. Have a go.

If it's a cracker we'll put it in the next game with your name on it or a free box of Linkee to say thanks.

Visit playlinkee.com, fire up the Linkee maker and let your inner Linkee out.

Product Information

Developed by Linkee Ltd. Retain packaging for information. This game may contain questions about nuts.