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| 2-5 | 8+ | 30 min | $30 |
Strap on your rocket pack and get your biplane ready for flight! It’s time to embark on a whirlwind scavenger hunt adventure with members of the famed Century Club. Every year, the greatest heroes travel the world in search of excitement and treasure, while evading and outsmarting the evil Shadow Centurions along the way. Be the first to get your passport stamped and cross the finish line in Race to Adventure!
Race to Adventure! is a family-friendly pulp board game that can be played in 20-30 minutes. Choose from six items to help you on your journey as you race around the globe. Visit exotic locales and battle hidden villainy to be the first to return to the Empire State Building with your passport fully stamped! Where will you begin your Race? Seeking the golden eagle egg in the snowy Himalayas? Saving your friend from the dungeons of Atlantis? Each game brings a new map, new obstacles, and tons of fun for family and friends!
Game Information
Number of players: 2-5
Age of players: 8+
Length: 30 minutes
Type of Game: Modular Board with Variable Phase Order
Languages: English (Downloads available in French, Italian, German, and Spanish)
Suggested Retail: $30.00
Game Designers: Evan Denbaum, E.K. Lytle, Chris Ruggiero
Hello,
I’ve just receive my copy and very happy. Just I don’t have include the rules for expansions.
Where I can find it.
Thanks
Bye
Click on the “Downloads” link for this Race to Adventure section, right up top.
I missed the Kickstarter. How do I order a copy of Race to Adventure! ?
Race To Adventure is on a boat as I type and soon will be in our distributor’s warehouse. First we’re going to send out all copies to backers and then the game will be available for sale on our online store as well as in your Friendly Local Game Store (FLGS). All things going as they should, you should see it available within the next few months.
Why is there always a gorilla?
The thing to ask about other books is: why ISN’T there always a gorilla?
Do you question the awesome of Professor Khan? Read Dinocalypse Now and you will be asking the same question Fred does!
The only good reason for there not being a gorilla would be if there was a giant lizard and/or robot. Of course, if there was a gorilla as well then that would be even better.
My high school history teacher taught me how to judge a book by it’s cover. On a scale of 0 (the worst) to 5 (the best) a cover gets one point for the inclusion of each of these:
1. An explosion (Zeppelin blowing up, check)
2. A chase or a fight (Ornithopter chasing in the background, check)
3. Someone holding a cool looking weapon or gun (Jet Black in the SotC icon, check)
4. A monster or non-human creature (Professor Khan, check)
5. A cool vehicle (Bi-plane, Ornithopter, Zeppelin AND Jet Packs, check, check, check, check!)
So, on a scale of 0 to 5, I give RTA an 8!