After your dwarf clan struck gold, an earthquake rattles the mine and everything starts to collapse. Now the mission is to escape the dark cave before it all caves in. In Saboteur: The Dark Cave, each player controls a dwarf from one of two clans, but not everyone is loyal – some are saboteurs hidden in the rival team. The game starts with the mine card in the center of the table. On each turn you lay down tunnel cards, expanding paths that can lead to four corners of the board – only one hides the exit. While building the labyrinth you can equip your dwarf, unleash monsters on opponents, discover who really belongs to your clan, and even reveal the exit before you get there. When a dwarf leaves the mine, they reveal their identity and any gold they carry adds to their clan’s total. The game ends as soon as all members of a clan have escaped, and the clan with the most gold wins. The game blends bluffing, hand management and exploration in a quick 45‑minute playtime, supporting 2‑8 players. The cards are bright, the monsters are goofy, and the tension of not knowing who the saboteur is sparks plenty of laughs and debates. Though the rules are simple, reading the board and deciding when to risk a tunnel or place an obstacle keeps each play fresh. It’s ideal for groups who enjoy light card games with a dash of strategy and lots of social interaction.