In a near-future, slightly magicified version of our world, you've been selected as one of the contestants in a new livecast reality show. You’ll compete against other treasure hunters to explore ancient tombs ripe for looting.
But to up the stakes, the producers have rigged a series of demolition charges and given some control of them to the contestants. Time is running out, and no one knows when the roof might cave in. Will you thwart your opponents and make it out with the most treasure ... or get trapped under a heap of dusty rubble?
With just a pencil, a print-and-play game sheet, and 2d6 for each player, you can play in person or over a video call.
The game plays in phases, and players play out each phase in the dark catacombs simultaneously and secretly, keeping their progress hidden. They move around the catacombs and roll their dice to unearth treasure, all while trying to avoid (or confront) their opponents. Looted treasures are kept secret, but after each phase players announce their positions and collapsed spaces on the map.
With your trusty GLM™ helping stow your treasures, you just might be able to snag the most loot. Oh, and getting out alive would also be nice.