Get ready to feel the wind in your face and the adrenaline of competition in Breaking Away, a cycling race game that removes luck from the equation and puts your strategy to the test! Here, you take command of a team of four cyclists, and every move is a crucial decision. The mechanic is elegant: you choose one of your available movement allowances and advance the corresponding number of squares. But the magic happens after all cyclists have moved. Your spent movement allowances are replaced with new ones, and the trick is that their value depends on your cyclist's position in the peloton. Those drafting at the back of a group gain a high value, perfect for recovering, while the leaders receive a lower value, requiring more planning to stay ahead. This creates a delightful dilemma: do you 'slipstream' other riders to accumulate movement and make a decisive attack later, or do you attempt a heroic breakaway to be the first to cross the sprint lines and the finish line? Sprint points are earned by being among the first eight to cross these intermediate lines, adding another layer of tactics to your journey. The original Fiendish Games edition came with six teams, but if you wanted to call everyone, you could order more teams and play with up to twelve people. The New Order Games edition is for 3-5 players, with a separate expansion to include four more.