Steven Rhodes' Art and Effortless Gameplay: Dive into the wickedly funny and retro worlds crafted by Steven Rhodes, a well - known graphic artist. 'Don't Talk to Strangers' offers rapid, easy - to - grasp gameplay with minimal setup. It also has hidden complexity to delight serious gamers. School's Out and Aliens Are In! Use your cards to guide your kids one by one from school to scoring areas. Score as many points as possible before the neighborhood is swamped by otherworldly strangers. With a double - sided board for great replay value and a fast - paced, movement - based strategy, this game lets you battle aliens in a thrilling evening of skateboarding, fence - jumping, and UFO abductions. Key Features: Brought to you by Dynomite Games, a classic sub - brand of Cryptozoic Entertainment. Inspired by Steven Rhodes' art, it's for 1 - 4 players aged 12 and up, with a playtime of 15 - 20 minutes per game. Inside the Box: You'll find 100 cards, 10 stranger tokens, 40 kid tokens, 1 saucer coin, 1 double - sided game board, and 1 rulebook. About Cryptozoic Entertainment: Since 2010, Cryptozoic has been all about 'Fans First'. They create top - notch, creative products for pop - culture lovers around the globe. Their collection includes a wide range of tabletop games and collectibles, aiming to unite fans and inspire gamers and collectors.
How to Use: First, take out the double - sided game board and set it up. Each player gets a set of kid tokens. Shuffle the 100 cards and place them face - down. Put the stranger tokens around the board to represent the aliens. The game starts when the first player draws a card and uses it to move their kid from school to a scoring space. Keep taking turns until the neighborhood is filled with strangers. The player with the most points wins. Note: This game is for players aged 12 and up. Make sure everyone understands the rules before starting the game. Maintenance: After each game, put all the cards, tokens, and the coin back in the box. Keep the box in a dry place to prevent the cards from getting damaged. If the game board gets dirty, you can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.
