Tiny Laser Heist
Players
3 - 6
Weight
Medium
Duration
30-90 min
Game language
N/A
Shelf category
Dexterity
Terrace
No
A high stakes, 3D heist game! Everyone at the table is a career criminal eyeing retirement. Whether you're the mastermind or hired hand, you want to get involved in as many jobs as possible and make as much money as you can. Walk away from a series of jewel heists as the winner with the most money by cooperating with other burglars to break into a vault. Work together to physically move "padlocks" using tiny hands and steal the jewels they're protecting. The harder the heist, the bigger the payout – whoever ends up with the most money wins. During each turn of Tiny Laser Heist, a player becomes the Mastermind and selects his team. Players not selected now play against the team to stop the heist. Both teams play action cards to determine the teams abilities and obstacles the team must face during the heist. The team then has 90 seconds to steal the jewels. If the you do, the Mastermind picks up and distributes money cards to his team members. Play continues until all the money is gone. —description from the publisher
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Tiny Laser Heist
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Movement is carefully planned using action points and special abilities. Some paths might be riskier, requiring you to disable lasers or use gadgets to avoid detection.
Getting spotted can trigger alarms, increasing the difficulty for all players. You might lose action points, be forced to discard items, or even be briefly delayed.
Yes! You can hinder their progress by triggering alarms strategically or using gadgets to divert their attention, creating a competitive environment.
The winner is the player who successfully steals the most valuable artifacts and makes it back to the escape point before the alarms are triggered for too long.