Watch “Psycho Killer,” a gameplay video for Psycho Killer from Die Rollin' on BoardGameVideo.
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Adam, Alex and Lee attempt to escape a Slasher in Psycho Killer!
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We're Die Rollin, a board game feed from the UK! Join us as we delve into the world of board games!
Adam is a nerdy extrovert who has a large collection of board games and designs board games in his spare time. 71% of all conversations with this man will devolve into a conversation about board games...
Alex is an eccentric prototype from the 1980s. Adding to his list of many crimes including acting, writing and guitar, he now plays board games. He does not care about winning, as long as he loses in a heroic, epic and infamous way...
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Mainly unboxings and reviews. Psycho Killer is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, 5 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 - 6 players
15 - 30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Psycho Killer, from BoardGameGeek:
In the deck, there are 5 cards for the psycho killer and cards for the weapons he uses to attack you.
Your turn consists of playing as many cards as you like from your hand but must end by you drawing a card from the top of the deck. However, you do not need to play a card to draw from the deck.
If someone draws a Psycho Killer card they must play it on the table in front of them, unless they can evade the Psycho Killer. If they cannot, every player with a weapon card in their hand gets attacked.
When attacked, players must place their Weapon cards face up on the table in front of them. These are called Injury Piles.
Each Psycho Killer and Weapon card is worth a certain amount of points. When they are added to your injury pile they become Injury Points. The game ends when the last Psycho Killer card is drawn and the player with the lowest amount of injury points wins.
Psycho Killer satirises your favourite retro horror and slasher films. Use every cliche in the book to screw over your friends and survive the Psycho Killer!
-description from designer (edited)
