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Boston Massacre Board Game - A 5-10 Player Battle of Wits, Deception and Hidden Identity.
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Boston Massacre Board Game - A 5-10 Player Battle Features
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A 5-10 Player Battle of Wits - Go to www.BostonMassacreGame.com for Videos, Tips, Rules and Gameplay Scenarios.
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20-30 Minute Board Game of Deception, Hidden Identity and Persuasion
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Simple to Play with Complex Gameplay Strategy. It has been called the BEST NEW SECRET IDENTITY GAME on the market. Better than Mafia.
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Summary of Gameplay: 1). Players are randomly given player cards (Patriot, Redcoat or Benedict). 2). Everyone closes their eyes and the Redcoats and Benedict open their eyes to see each other; 3). Then the game begins along with a full on war of deceit, persuasion and cunning weapon play. 4). The first team to win 5 battles wins the game. 5). Benedict should remain discreet through the process. If revealed to be a Redcoat spy they compromise their chance for an early Redcoat Victory!
About Boston Massacre Board Game - A 5-10 Player Battle
Go to www.BostonMassacreGame.com or Follow Us on Instagram.com/bostonmassacregame for Videos, Tips, Rules and Gameplay Scenarios. Boston Massacre is a 5-10 player game of deception, hidden identity and battle of wits. With cunning play, weapon mastery and influence, you will seek to win the Revolution either as a Patriot or Redcoat. Benedict Arnold, a spy for the Redcoats, may steal a victory from the Patriots if he can gain enough trust. A Summary of Game Play: 1). Player Cards are randomly disbursed to the game players (between 5 and 10). The players will secretly learn if they are on the team of Patriots or Redcoats or if they are Benedict Arnold; 2). Everyone closes their eyes and a designated person will have all of the Redcoats (and Benedict Arnold) open their eyes and reveal themselves to each other; 3). A General is randomly chosen to begin. The General has the power to select two soldiers of their choice. The two soldiers then commence a battle of wits, using the weapon cards. The winner of this battle of wits then chooses a game card from the pile. 4). The game card is not revealed to anyone else. The game card will either be a Patriot or a Redcoat. The soldier who picks up the card has the choice to either play it on the board (signifying a winning battle) or ask other players to burn their weapons so a new card can be chosen; 5). Weapons are used to burn cards, win battles, reveal secret identities and skip Generals; 6). The first team to win five battles wins the game. However, if Benedict Arnold wins the battle in the 4th round, the Redcoats win. 7). Benedict should remain discreet through the process. If he/she is revealed to be a Redcoat spy early on, their power to secure an early victory diminishes. *It is not uncommon to hear high volume noise levels coming from all of the gameplay participants as they seek to influence and gain trust amongst the others.
