A Fun Horror Game
This Game Is For Horror Enthusiasts
I’m not sure I’ve ever heard of a horror board game alternative but now I have! Starlux Games created a fun and exciting horror game called “Let’s Split Up“. This game takes more brain than brawn. In this adventure you will be need to be cunning and you might save a friend or two. Not only will you be running away, but you will also send texts, leave notes, possibly make videos, taunt the killer, and who knows what else.
Let’s Split Up is the most active, intense, and exhausting (in a good way) game I’ve ever played. Your first step is to choose the killer and they get to choose between 4 different varieties. There’s even a light up “blade” made of foam as to not hurt anyone. There are so many different levels to this wild game. The age range is 8 and up but because of the theme maybe 12 and up. There can also be up to 12 players because the more the merrier!
Let’s start at the beginning. It’s suburbo’s against the killer so try and work together. The suburbo’s choose cards and do the various activities. The killer also needs to complete tasks and get points before they can kill you. There are so many creative ways to play that you’ll never get bored with this game! You’ll need areas to run and hide and make sure to wear your shoes. Oh, and you must not forget your cell phone either because it could save your life!
Great Gift For Teens
Teenagers can be hard to buy for but this exhilerating game can make the perfect gift. Even if your teen doesn’t have a lot of friends they can use this to make friends. What better way to break the ice than chase each other with a foam blade? Imagine how excited you will all be when the suburbo’s team up to beat the killer. The one thing I love about this game is everyone can take a turn in each role. I wish I could communicate how much excitement this will bring!
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I received this item for free to provide my honest feedback. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.
