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Getaway Driver

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$18.79 $29.82 In stock

Category: Board Game

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Following in footsteps of classic movies like Bullet, The Italian Job, and The Fast and the Furious, Getaway Driver puts you in the driver’s seat in a reckless car chase out of town. Getaway Driver is a fast and frantic asymmetric game for 2 players, full of car crashes, crazy stunts, and daring escapes.

Play as the Driver – a daredevil motorist with the skills to pull a variety of crazy stunts – racing to get out of town. Or play as the Police – armed with a battalion of equipment and vehicles, and the city itself – working to catch the Driver before they escape.

Getaway Driver was designed by Jeff Beck, with art from Ryan Goldsberry - the same team that brought you Hardback and Word Domination.

  • Completely asymmetric
  • Sets up in 3 minutes
  • A unique experience each game
  • Use natural obstacles
  • Easy to learn, easy to teach - watch a how-to-play video or checkout the rulebook
  • Solo variant included (watch a playthrough here)

Getaway Driver is a game for 2 players, takes 30-45 minutes, as is for players ages 12 and above.

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What's in the box

  • 45 city tiles
  • 11 dual-purpose driver cards
  • 8 police upgrade cards
  • 9 vehicle tokens
  • 3 barricade tokens
  • 1 tire spike token
  • 12 hazard tokens
  • 8 stash tokens
  • 10 police enforcement tokens
  • 1 pursuit meter
  • 6 event cards
  • 3 terrain obstacles

Getaway Driver Rules Video

Original Getaway Driver Kickstarter Video

We're pretty confident you'll love Getaway Driver... but you don't have to take our word for it:

 Dice Tower Seal of Approval

"I really enjoyed how this game brought the theme to life... Both sides had interesting choices... I like how each game's going to play out slightly differently... It comes out pretty strongly, this is a car chase. Also, this is a fun game!"

-- Dice Tower (watch the full review)


SpaceBiff 9 out of 10

"...joyously captures the absurdity of a driver slipping through a city-wide dragnet ...a wonderful asymmetrical game"

-- Space Biff (read the full review)


"...tells such a rich story... while the core game underneath is a sharp and smart duel of wits"

-- Rahdo

"Thick with theme... fraught with tension... well balanced and immensely enjoyable"

-- GeekDad

"Just oozes with theme"

-- AntLab

"Really feels like one of those movie chase scenes"

-- Undead Viking

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua I. ★★★★★

The tension when you're the getaway driver and everyone else is closing in is unreal. We played three rounds straight and the whole table was yelling at each other by the end. Feels exactly like being in one of those old car chase movies.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The chase mechanic actually makes everyone at the table tense, especially when the getaway car weaves through traffic. We've played it four times in one week, which says plenty.

Jason ★★★★★

The chase mechanic actually feels tense — every turn you're weighing whether to push your luck or play it safe, and that kept everyone at the table leaning in. We ended up replaying it three times in one sitting because nobody wanted to stop on a loss.