Dilbert: Escape from Cubeville
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Manufacturer Scene It? |
Recommended Age 8 years and up |
Brand Screenlife |
Model 70806 |
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The Maze Game of Manipulation and Coercion!
It's Friday afternoon, and the Pointy-Haired Boss is looking for a “volunteer” to work over the weekend. In this exciting twist on traditional board games, players choose Dilbert, Alice, Wally or Asok and race opponents through a maze of office cubicles. Visiting the break room is easy and may seem like a good place to hide, but beware; just like in most offices, the Pointy-Haired Boss frequents the break rooms often. Dilbert: Escape from Cubeville's 60 Movement Cards allow players to manipulate the Cubicle Tile game board, ensuring a different game every time it's played. With more changes than a corporate re-org, players clear their own path or block another player's passage, all while avoiding the Pointy-Haired Boss! Remember – the sooner you escape the office, the sooner your weekend begins!
Based on the popular comic strip “Dilbert,” Escape from Cubeville is a comical twist on traditional strategy games. Players take control of Dilbert, Alice, Wally, or Asok as they try to navigate their way through a maze of cubicles. Designed for ages 13 and older, and featuring Dilbert-themed game pieces and classic Dilbert comic panels, Escape from Cubeville is a must-have for any fan of white-collar America's favorite comic strip.
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This hilarious, Dilbert-themed strategy game pits players against each other in a maze of cubicles. . |
The game pieces have been modeled after the comic strip's main characters — Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Asok and the PHB. . |
Escape the Office to Save Your Weekend
Escape from Cubeville drops you straight into the Dilbert universe. The game features a complete back-story: it's a Friday afternoon, and the sadistic Pointy-Haired Boss (PHB) is looking for a “volunteer” to work over the weekend. It's up to you to evade the PHB and make your way out of the office in time.
The game begins by randomly arranging the 49 “cubicle” tiles in a 7×7 grid, which forms the maze. Setting up the tiles properly can take a couple of minutes, and can sometimes become a bit tedious. But since the tiles are shuffled and placed randomly, you'll never play through the same maze twice — each game experience is unique.
Once the cubicle maze has been set up, it's a race to escape the dreariness of office life. Each player selects a starting point and begins navigating their way through the maze, from one side to the other. You move around the board by playing movement cards, which tell you how many spaces you can advance.
Be careful, though: your opponents can play special cards that rotate tiles and throw you off course. This adds an element of strategy to the game. With each turn, you can manipulate the maze to clear your own path or obstruct an opponent's path. You can even deliver them right into the PHB's clutches — cutthroat corporate competition at its finest.
Classic Dilbert Humor
Escape from Cubeville has been designed to capture the satirical edge of Dilbert. You'll be able to take control of your favorite Dilbert character as you race to escape the office. Whether you're slacking off as Wally or fighting for recognition as Alice, you'll be laughing while playing this game. Each of the movement cards also features a classic Dilbert comic strip, so you can enjoy your favorite strips while playing. Even the game-play itself is appropriately ruthless and corporate. It's a complete Dilbert experience.
What's in the Box
49 cubicle tiles, 60 movement cards, PHB mover, 4 player movers, 4 exit tokens, instruction sheet, and six-sided Dilbert die.
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