TAG: The Assassination Game
Have any of you people ever played this game? It's not a video game, it's actually a game played in real life. Probably works best on a college campus. Here's the basics of it:
Get a group of friends together for a meeting, and have each of them create a small folder containing their name, a picture, and at least 9 hours of their schedule. The game administrator will distribute the folders randomly among the friends, so everybody has one folder.
Each player is both an assassin, and a target. Inside the folder, is your target. Your job is to hunt down and assassinate the target with a toy pistol (usually a water gun or dart gun). Game starts at 6:00 a.m. the day after the meeting, and continues 24 hours a day. When you assassinate your target, you take their folder, they sign yours, and you begin your hunt for their target, and so on. If an assassin comes after you, and you tag him, he has to wait at least an hour away from you before attempting another assassination.
These are the basic rules. There are usually other rules, such as no assassination attempts while in the middle of class, and safezones (designated by the game administrator)
I was told about this game by a guy I work with who's in his late 30's and he said this was the best game to play in college. His rules included the very interesting "No assassination attempts while witnesses are around", meaning if anyone who is not in the game is around, your assassination attempt does not count. You are an assassin after all. Try to be stealthy about it.
I just bought a few of
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Anyways, I thought this sounded like a cool game for bored college students to play, but it's probably workable for other people too. You can find all sorts of different rule sets for TAG on google, just do a search for "TAG ASSASSINATION GAME RULES" and you'll pull up a few colleges and their rules for the game.