crashing your tricycle onto a freeway or going to a costume party where the attendees are monsters in real life? You really should have a hazard preparation kit if this sounds like the kind of situation you could end up in.
Presenting Danger The Game, a party game that tells stories for three or more players (age 12+). Phillip Blackwell created the game Danger, which Origami Whale Games released. A typical game lasts thirty minutes.
The subject of the risk Making a bold rescue plan to assist a victim in escaping or avoiding danger is the object of the game. The victim will eventually determine the best rescue plan because they are the judge. The Danger card for that round belongs to the player that has the best plan. The game is won by the first person to gather three Danger cards.
Configuration
Each player receives three Tool and three Skill cards after the Danger, Tool, and Skill decks are shuffled independently. The first victim is the one who lives in the greatest danger. Everyone else starts off as a helper.
For those who desire to ruin another player's strategy in the middle of the game, there is also a Plot Twist deck. Later on, more about those.
Play
After drawing a Danger card, the victim reads it out loud. For dramatic effect, they could add extras to the text. Then, using their cunning rescue strategy, the rescuers select a Tool and a Skill card from their hand and lay them face-down.
It's time to announce the rescue plans to the victim after each player has made their choice. Each rescuer explains, in turn, how they intend to save the victim from the current danger.
They have the opportunity to use all of their creativity now. Because the victim's life is at stake, make a strong sale!
The victim and the other participants may object after hearing the plan, attempting to find flaws in it. The next player must address each objection before presenting their strategy.
Following each rescuer's turn, the victim selects the best strategy and gives the rescuer the "Danger" card. After each round, discard all of the cards played and redraw until each player gets three Tool cards and three cards overall.
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