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Our Verdict
A dynamic card-based maze perfect for mystery lovers!
Highlights
- Dynamic card-driven maze
- Fun cryptid theme
- Portable and easy gameplay
- Fast-paced competitive fun
Keep in mind
- Layout relies on luck
- Best for smaller groups
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Ever wanted a sprawling adventure that actually fits in your pocket? That's exactly what 48 Rooms: Cryptid Maze delivers! This is a tabletop experience where you build a constantly shifting maze using 48 cards. You find yourself abandoned in a labyrinth filled with bizarre beasts and curious critters, and there's only one way out: find Bigfoot! You'll need to navigate through 48 different rooms, racing against your fellow players to escape before you end up as a snack for some cryptozoological terror. This original game is packed with a variety of cryptids, ranging from the legendary to the truly obscure. It's incredibly easy to pick up and play, making it the perfect companion for a casual game night or a quick round at the pub. Because the maze is built from cards, the layout changes every single time, ensuring no two escapes are ever the same. It's a fast-paced, entertaining race through a shifting environment. Suitable for older children and adults, it's the ideal choice for anyone who loves mystery, legendary creatures, and portable games that don't require a massive table setup. Whether you're a hardcore cryptozoology fan or just looking for a fun, quick game to play anywhere, this maze will keep you on your toes as you hunt for the big guy and try to stay alive!
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Categories
Families
Publisher
GAZOO
Designer
Casey Raymond
How long does a game take?
It's very quick! It can take up to 60 minutes, but most sessions are quite fast.
What is the recommended age?
Recommended for older children and adults who enjoy mystery themes.
Can I play solo?
The game is designed for 2-10 players, making it much more fun in a group!
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! It's very intuitive and easy to teach to your friends.
What are the components?
The game features a deck of 48 cards that create the maze and the rooms.