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WORST CASE SCENARIO SURVIVAL GAME

$29.99

Total Reviews: 1 review(s)
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Model: 794764018905
Players: 2 or more
Ages: 8 and up
Manufacturer: University Games

Based on the book series, the Worst Case Scenario Survival Game challenges players to use their survival instincts and outlast their opponents! Each player is given a scenario and three possible answers. Answer correctly and move ahead. Otherwise, you'll have to face the desert, jungle, or forest! The Worst Case Scenario Survival Game - whether it's survival of the fittest of simply the funniest, will prepare you for your next experience in the great outdoors or you next big party!

Contents of the Worst Case Scenario Survival Game:

Gameboard
540 Questions
4 Playing Pieces
80 Gold Tokens
Instructions

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 09 September, 2003.

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Reviewer: Meagan Dickson
Date Submitted: 08/20/2005

This game is incredibly boring and horribly inaccurate. For example, one question is "how to scratch inside a cast" the answer being to "use a ruler" This is completely wrong, scratching inside a cast has a big risk of causing and infection if the skin is broken and anyone with any kind of medical knowledge will warn you against this! There are many other questions that have horrible inaccurate answers, but that one was the worst I saw. I would not reccommend this game to anyone, especially because some people actually take the answers as honest and true, and would use them in a real life situation. If nothing else, a disclaimer should be added to the box warning of the inaccuracy of some, if not most or all, of the answers.