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Description
Embark on a mysterious and frantic adventure with Steven Rhodes: Don’t Talk to Strangers, now available at Mind Games!
1 – 4 Players | Ages 12+ | 15 – 20 Minutes
Navigate your kids from school to score points in this fast-paced game of strategy, timing, and sneaky moves. As neighborhood chaos erupts with otherworldly strangers, outsmart your opponents—while managing the risk of abduction—to become the top-rated kid on the block. Perfect for 1-4 players.
Why You’ll Love Don’t Talk to Strangers:
- Engaging Area Movement & Card Play: Play cards like Walk, Run, Skateboard, School Bus, and City Bus to move your kids across the neighborhood map and into scoring spaces.
- Risk & Reward: Each turn, play one card, draw one card, and carefully choose your route—did you make it? Score big or re-route to avoid Stranger cards!
- Chaotic and Dumbfun: Watch out for Stranger cards that abduct kids from their spaces and block future moves—plan accordingly or get rerouted unexpectedly!
Game Highlights:
- Scoring & Bonuses: Move your kids from school into spaces worth more points and earn special bonuses like expanding your hand or gaining extra moves.
- Threat of Abduction: Draw a Stranger to remove a kid from a space—schemes can be overturned, forcing you to adapt quickly!
- Sneaky Saucer Cards: Abduct any kid, even those already scored, but luck with the Saucer Coin is key to avoiding losing your best kid!
What’s Inside:
- Cards for Movement & Action: Play and plan your moves with variety and strategy.
- Stranger & Saucer Cards: High-stakes cards that can help or hinder your progress.
- Score Tokens & Game Guide: Track points and learn the rules to master the neighborhood chaos.
Perfect for Mischievous & Strategy Play in Australia:
Whether in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, or Adelaide, Don’t Talk to Strangers offers wild, unpredictable fun—where cunning and quick thinking keep you ahead of the chaos!
Visit Mind Games today to escape the neighborhood and prove you’re the smartest kid around. Can you reach the scoring space before the Stranger invasion?
