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RUN

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RUN is a quick, tense, hidden movement game of cat-and-mouse. One player is the Runner, who is navigating a city skyline and using gadgets. Pursing him is the Dispatcher, sending her helicopter and patrol cars to hunt him down.
The Runner has a limited supply of movement tiles, so he'll need to plan ahead to not paint himself in a corner. Every movement also leaves clues for the Dispatch to deduce where he went. The Dispatch has powerful searching abilities and can call for backup if things get tough. If the Runner gets tagged twice, the game is over.


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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew S. ★★★★★

The cat-and-mouse tension between the Runner and the Dispatcher had our whole table second-guessing every move, especially once the gadgets came into play. It plays fast, maybe 30 minutes a round, which made it way too easy to immediately set up another game.

Brian Z. ★★★★★

Played this three times the first night, and the Dispatcher's route cards keep every round feeling different. The gadget tokens for the Runner add just enough bluffing to keep it tense without slowing things down.

Ruby ★★★★★

The tension of the hidden movement on the skyline board is unreal, especially when the Dispatcher starts closing in with her gadgets. Taught it to my group in about ten minutes and we immediately played three rounds back to back.