If you love the thrill of discovery and don't mind learning rules as you play, FEAR offers a unique and fun hand management and bluffing experience.
- Progressive rule discovery
- Fast-paced, tense games
- Direct player interaction
- Innovative Fable Game system
- Guaranteed replayability
- High language dependency
- Unconventional initial learning curve
- Not for those who prefer fixed rules
About the game
What you do in a play session
FEAR is part of the Fast Forward series, which uses the Fable Game system, the same one we saw in Fabled Fruit. With a pre-sorted deck of cards, in each game, you'll uncover new cards and rules, as if the game is revealing itself to you. The idea is that you play about 10 to 15 times to explore the entire system and see all the surprises it holds. After that, you can just 'reset' and start all over again, either with the same group or with a different one!
This is the first in a series of Fast Forward games, each with a completely different premise. If you enjoy hand management, a bit of push-your-luck, and love messing with opponents with a good 'take that,' FEAR might be the perfect fit for your game nights. Get ready to bluff, count cards, and, of course, have lots of fun with numbers!
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