Welcome to the Insane Game!
With my niece and nephews in town for a visit we thought we'd make a new version of last summers The Impossible Game. Using one sheet of Bristol Board we laid out a basic snakes and ladders style game board and added in all kind of traps and bonuses. We added in a special Wheel of Insanity (a circular track that you have to land on a specific square to get out of as you go round and round), some squares that require you to do things like an improvised rap or dance to move ahead, smell someone's shoe or sing the alphabet backwards. We also brought back the Vortex squares to jump ahead in the game and the Instant Death square. One new feature we added was a Complete Restart square that sends everyone back to the start. There are a few squares that also allow a player to use more dice for the rest of the game upping their chances of winning by moving them more quickly. Everyone helped with ideas, colouring, doodling and working out game play. It was a great group activity for the whole family and everyone was excited to play the game they had a part in making. The best part of the game is the game token my niece designed in polymer clay. I told her they could be based on anything, the more random the better, She ended up making a rag doll, an orange slice, an eyeball, a chicken foot, a nose, a cactus and a toothbrush. So very random. There is no strategy, no reasoning, no skill. It's all just insane luck. A no-brainer, semi-frustrating, 5 minute to five hours board game that may or may not drive you insane.
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