Manhunt
Physical Mind Games Outdoor Individual
- Players: 6 or more
- Duration: 30 - 60 min
- Free to play
How to play
Hide and seek in reverse scale: one or two hunters, everyone else hides across a large agreed area. Hunters count to fifty at base, then search. Tagged players either join the hunters (classic) or go to a jail where teammates can free them with a tag (extended version). Set firm boundaries, a time limit, and a signal to call everyone in. The last player to remain free wins. Works brilliantly in the dark with glow sticks marking the base.
What you'll need
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