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PublisherPlayMonster
Language
Language dependence (0-4)?
Player Count1
2
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6
Playing TimeBetween 1 to 2 hours
DesignerDavid Yakos, Nicholas Cravotta, Rebecca Bleau
You are the “outside man” breaking into Alcatraz to help a few of your buddies escape the inescapable prison. Throughout this collaborative experience, you must work together to follow a series of clues and solve puzzles to unfold multiple layers of the game and move deeper into the facility to find your ship! You’ll encounter many obstacles and characters along the way—good luck! It's more than a game, it's an experience--this game provides the thrill and challenge of an escape room, combined with the experience and world-immersion of a movie! For 1 to 6 players. Difficulty level: 2 out of 5
During the course of this adventure, you’ll need to overcome many challenges and solve puzzles. You will work together as a group. Be sure to share information you discover with your fellow players.
You will encounter two types of symbols during the game: card symbols and solution symbols. [show examples]
Card symbols do NOT have a box around them. You can find card symbols on the box, another card, and as the solution to a puzzle. When you see a card symbol, find the matching card in the deck and read it. Solution symbols always have a box around them. Solution symbols are associated with an object or location that you need to use as an answer to a puzzle. Solution symbols tell you which solution stick to use to check your answer.
This isn't just any escape game - as matter of fact it's the opposite.
To escape, you must first...break in!<br/><br/>Each title in the Break In game line presents a collaborative experience that begins the moment you lift the lid off the game box. Inside, you will see a 3D shape with graphics representing the area you are trying to break into. Your paperwork tells you to STOP and make sure you are all ready before you...
Have you ever been terrified by the number of decks? No more with e-Raptor 18L DIY Card Holder.</br></br>
Contains large number of cards, about 1530.</br>
Large compartment can hold up to 105 cards;</br>
Small compartment can hold up to 75 cards.</br>
Made of high quality plywood.</br>
e-Raptor products doesn't need glue to assemble.</br></br>...
Card holder made to keep your cards visible only for you, but not for your opponents.</br>
Made of high quality plywood.</br>
Lenght - 26 cm.</br></br>
Designed to fit sleeved cards.</br>
Keep your game organized!
Have you ever been terrified by the number of decks? No more with e-Raptor 18S DIY Card Holder.</br></br>
Contains large number of cards, about 1530.</br>
Large compartment can hold up to 105 cards;</br>
Small compartment can hold up to 75 cards.</br>
Made of high quality plywood.</br>
e-Raptor products doesn't need glue to assemble.</br></br>...
In the co-operative trick-taking game The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine, the players set out as astronauts on an uncertain space adventure. What about the rumors about the unknown planet about? The eventful journey through space extends over 50 exciting missions. But this game can only be defeated by meeting common individual tasks of each player. In...
To escape, you must first...break in!<br/><br/>Each title in the Break In game line presents a collaborative experience that begins the moment you lift the lid off the game box. Inside, you will see a 3D shape with graphics representing the area you are trying to break into. Your paperwork tells you to STOP and make sure you are all ready before you...
