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Where the Prisoner Is is a simple and fun camp game that can be played by 3 to 8 people at the same time. During the game, players will be divided into three different camps, namely the victim, the prisoner, and the detective.

During the setup phase of the game, the detective will select 4 long random boards and give the corresponding boards to the prisoner. The prisoner will choose a person as the prisoner on the board and put a transparent indicator on it. things.

After the game is set up, the victim has 30 seconds to draw clues on the clue board and provide them to the detective for investigation. After the drawing is completed, the prisoner can wipe out 5 clues in the clue board and then hand the board over. If the detective fails to guess who the prisoner is, the process from the victim drawing the clues to the prisoner wiping the clues and handing them over to the detective will be carried out again.

This action can be repeated up to 4 times. If the detective fails to guess who the prisoner is in the 4 guessing stages, the prisoner camp wins. Otherwise, if the detective succeeds in guessing the prisoner within 4 times, the detective camp wins.

After playing Where the Prisoner Is, if you are still not satisfied, you can consider playing the following board game Shadow Ops: Amsterdam. This is also a camp-type party game that can be played by 2 to 8 players at the same time. During the game, you will They belong to two different camps. Each camp needs to select an intelligence agent. The two intelligence agents will first discuss the map number to be used this time. After selecting and testing, they will open 10 question cards and set them on the field. The game can begin.

During the game, the two teams play at the same time, and there are no rounds. The intelligence agent must choose 1 to 2 intelligence cards from the 10 revealed intelligence cards and give them to his team members. After discussion, the team members can press the obtained intelligence cards. Count forward 1 to 2 squares in any direction. If there is a clue at the position where you stay, you can place the clue mark on that square. As long as one team successfully finds 3 clue squares, that team will win the game.