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6.0
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Our Verdict
If you enjoy fast-paced games with a dash of chaos and friendly sabotage, Selfish: Dungeon Edition is a great pick! It's the kind of game that generates plenty of laughs and maybe a few taunts.
Highlights
- Exciting, chaotic race
- Direct and fun interaction
- Quick and easy to learn
Keep in mind
- Player elimination can frustrate
- Luck can play a big role
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Sharpen your swords and prepare for a desperate escape in Selfish: Dungeon Edition! In this race against time and darkness, you and your fellow heroes must escape a treacherous lair. The only light left is your torch, and it's fading fast. There are three escape routes, but only one leads to freedom without a hefty price. And, of course, only the first to get out alive truly survives. It's a fierce competition through dangerous passages, where you'll face monsters like spiders, minions, and hungry dragons, but the greatest danger might be your own allies. Sabotage others' plans, keep your torch lit, and hope you don't end up as a skull in the dreaded Skull Legion. This game is pure adrenaline for fantasy, strategy, and good old-fashioned sabotage fans. Every move counts, every card played could be the difference between freedom and a dark fate. You'll need to manage your resources, overcome traps, and perhaps even roll dice to decide your destiny. If your light runs out, it's goodbye! Unless someone gives you a helping hand (or a shove towards the exit). Remember, only one escapes, so be ready to leave your friends behind. It's a fast-paced game full of twists and turns, perfect for those who enjoy a bit of strategic chaos and guaranteed laughs (or screams).
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Ridley's Games
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 5 players, ideal for small groups who enjoy a bit of competition.
How long does a game typically last?
Games are quite fast, usually lasting between 20 and 30 minutes, perfect for fitting into any schedule.
Is the game complicated to learn?
No, the complexity is very low (1 out of 5 on BGG weight), so it's easy to grasp the rules and start playing quickly.
What happens if I get eliminated?
If you fail to escape or your torch goes out, you join the Skull Legion and can hinder other players. However, only the first to escape truly wins.
Is this a game for players who like to "attack" others?
Absolutely! The 'Take That' mechanic is a key feature, allowing you to sabotage your friends' plans to secure your own escape.
Do I need to know English to play?
There is moderate language dependency. It's recommended to have a translated reference sheet or translated cards for a smoother experience.