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Dungeon Flee

Dungeon Flee

2020·Joseph Propati

1 - 2 players
45 - 70 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

The dungeon deck consists of 104 cards representing six dungeon levels, monsters, treasures, traps, doors, empty corridors, dead ends and stairs up. While exploring a nearby dungeon, you found a horde of monsters planning something big for your nearby village. You were attacked and fell off a ledge in to the void. Left for dead by the monsters, you now have to make your way out of the dungeon and back to your village. You have no ideas where you are or how to get out but you have to escape and your are running out of time. Each corridor you take could lead you closer to the exit or directly into a dead end. Keep running and if you hit a dead end turn around and continue running. You can't stop and you must escape. Each turn presents new dangers and possible treasures. If you can survive long enough to make it through four stairs up you escape the dungeon alive. Take too long or hit too many dead ends and you may never make it out alive. -description from the designer

Dungeon Flee

Which Dungeon Flee video should I watch?

Dungeon Flee has 4 videos from 1 creator: 4 playthroughs. They date from May to July 2022.

If you like it, try Zombie Apocalypse: The Dice Game, Combat in the Lists, 9-Card Ultima and The 19th hole, also by Joseph Propati.

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Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - playthrough Part #1Playthrough19:50

Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - playthrough Part #1

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Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #5Playthrough25:15

Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #5

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Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #4Playthrough14:30

Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #4

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Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #3Playthrough23:43

Print & Play #26: Dungeon Flee - Playthrough Part #3

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About Dungeon Flee

From BoardGameGeek:

The dungeon deck consists of 104 cards representing six dungeon levels, monsters, treasures, traps, doors, empty corridors, dead ends and stairs up. While exploring a nearby dungeon, you found a horde of monsters planning something big for your nearby village. You were attacked and fell off a ledge in to the void. Left for dead by the monsters, you now have to make your way out of the dungeon and back to your village. You have no ideas where you are or how to get out but you have to escape and your are running out of time. Each corridor you take could lead you closer to the exit or directly into a dead end. Keep running and if you hit a dead end turn around and continue running. You can't stop and you must escape. Each turn presents new dangers and possible treasures. If you can survive long enough to make it through four stairs up you escape the dungeon alive. Take too long or hit too many dead ends and you may never make it out alive. -description from the designer

Designer

Joseph Propati

Artist

Nicoleta Stavarache

Categories

AdventureCard GameFantasyMedieval

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