1313 Dead End Drive

Publicado em 2002

1313 Dead End Drive is a bluffing game where you should try to conceal your identity, as well as trying to reveal the others. On your turn you are moving two of the characters on the board (could be yours and/or the others). Movement is decided by dice (you chose which dice you use for each character you chooses to move). The game is won when either everyone is out of the mansion or when the last card (Clock Strikes Midnight) is drawn from the deck. You win by having the most moneybags (of the 20 available) of any of the players. You are always trying to "knock off" the other heirs because as they are gone, their moneybags move down the will to the next heir in line. The board is a 3D house with several traps, which you use to get rid of the other heirs. You can bluff by moving your opponents' characters towards the entrance or moving your own character onto the trap spaces, but without releasing it. Re-implements: 13 Dead End Drive

Mecanicas

Betting and Bluffing Deduction Dice Rolling Roll / Spin and Move

Categorias

Dice Bluffing Murder/Mystery Deduction

Designers

Andrew S. Berton Michael Marra

Editoras

Milton Bradley Parker Brothers

Jogadores: 2-4 Players
Tempo: 30 min
Peso: Light — 1,35/5
Ano: 2002
Avaliacao no BGG: 5,93
Posicao no BGG: #10400
Idade minima: 8+

Perguntas frequentes

1313 Dead End Drive supports 2 to 4 players.

A typical game of 1313 Dead End Drive takes about 30 minutes.

1313 Dead End Drive has a complexity rating of 1.35/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.

The recommended minimum age for 1313 Dead End Drive is 8+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.

1313 Dead End Drive has a rating of 5.93/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 980 ratings. It is ranked #10400 overall.

1313 Dead End Drive was designed by Andrew S. Berton, Michael Marra. It was published in 2002.