Ticket to Hell

Wanna burn for all eternity? No? Then cleanse your soul, you filthy human. In Ticket to Hell from Ridley’s Games, you must pay for your mortal sins. But that doesn’t mean you have to play fair . . . You have three Tickets to save yourself from the fiery pit. But your opponents are out to get you. And you must respond in kind. Use your Actions to trick, disrupt, and outwit the others, and ultimately watch their Tickets burn while yours stay nice and cool. If someone tries to drag you down, use your Defenses to fend off their attack. If you commit a Mortal Sin, like ghosting your mom or not replacing the toilet paper, then you’d better hope for some Divine Intervention to stay in the game. But if you commit an Unforgivable Sin, there’s no saving you. Sorry. Bet you wish you never pushed Grandma now. Made for people who like to play fast and loose with fairness, this game is suitable for ages 10+, 2–6 players, and has an average 30-minute gameplay. At Ridley’s Games, we like to make Good Clean Fun that’s as kind to the planet as it can be, so this game is printed on FSC paper with soy inks and made using 30% recycled materials. How to Play: Ready for one hell of a time? Line up your defenses with three starter cards. Now draw a card from the Hell deck and follow its instruction. No excuses. Use your Actions to preserve your Tickets, redirect attacks onto your opponents, and save yourself from damnation. You might take a peek at what’s to come, pull some strings to wreck another player’s plans, or just plain steal something. Can’t defend yourself? Burn a Ticket on the path to Hell. If you burn your final Ticket, you must throw yourself into the Pit. The last player teetering on the edge of damnation when all others have been eliminated is the winner. Unless someone leaves a Parting Gift. Then you’re all doomed. Who It’s For: Fans of strategy, sabotage, and silliness What's Inside: 35 Defense cards, 20 Mortal Sin cards, 18 Action cards, 5 Unforgivable Sin cards, 4 Trigger cards, 18 Tickets, Hell Pit board, and English instructions.