Carriage Song

In each round, one of the participants involved in the conductor's decision must choose which direction the deadly train should go. Meanwhile, the other players, divided into two teams, will try to convince him to switch to the enemy side and kill those on the other track. To this end, they use cards featuring unsung characters, evil characters, and modifiers – the good and bad deeds that people have committed on the tracks. Everything could have saved its "Own." The final decision, of course, lies with the engineer, who must rearrange the needle when the cards are stacked. Each team player whose path leads to the crime scene receives a death mark as a reminder of their guilty conscience. And then we switch roles!

Why do you love this game? Those familiar with the webcomic "Sanide and Happiness" know what to expect: dark humor, plenty of irony, and outrageous gameplay accompany every round. There are no taboo topics here, and everything is covered with characteristic illustrations. No other title blends moral philosophy so seamlessly with bloody fun. For now, we are given the opportunity to reflect on their supposed history. At least until half of them die! Engineer cards and decision-making are one thing, but the wagon dilemma mainly unfolds at the table. Stories surrounding card playing, the individuality of your heroes, negotiating, or even creating your own stories are the most popular part of this game! If your decisions turn out to be cruel, the game offers two additional modes that you can find at the end of the instructions.