Where the Past comes to Life...

A semi-cooperative horror board game based on gruesome true stories & legends from mexica (a.k.a. aztec) culture!

MAIN PREMISE:

In this game, 1 to 4 players take on the role of human characters who must survive a night trapped inside the museum, working together, engaging in combat, and collecting various items such as weapons, keys, or ancient artifacts from the exhibition, to fulfill different scenarios that will allow them to escape alive, before the clock’s time limit runs out.

A single player will take on the role of the ghost priest. His sole purpose is to eliminate all humans who wander around the museum to serve as ritual sacrifice to the ancient gods. To do this, the ghost priest will have the help of subservient entities and will be assisted by various events that will occur every in-game “hour”. 

• A survival horror game written, designed, illustrated and 100% hand-made by Aldo Iram Juárez and Luciana Christiansen.
• An immersive narrative mixed with a semi-cooperative strategic game.
• Print&play: Download the files and build your own copy of the game at home, with simple materials.
• Highly accessible to young and seasoned players alike.
• Includes two SCENARIOS: each with a different story and mechanics (with new exciting scenarios coming soon!)
• Estimated time per game: 40 - 60 minutes.
• Core Mechanics: Storytelling, Actions system, semi-cooperative play, area movement, events, secret objective, time limit, dice combat, chess movement, puzzles.

*NOTE: Reference pictures are from the spanish version. The download files for the game will be fully translated to english.