Tim Fowers Games

RUN

Name: RUN
Brand: Tim Fowers Games
Price: 39.99 EUR
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RUN 🚁 The tense duel of hidden movement where every step can betray you

RUN is a two-player board game of deduction and hidden movement, a fast-paced chase across the city rooftops. One player is the Runner , who navigates buildings and shortcuts using gadgets and ingenious routes. The other is the Dispatcher , who controls the helicopter and patrols to close the gap and predict the opponent's every move.

The Runner has a limited set of movement tiles: each direction chosen is a depleted resource and a clue left on the field. The Dispatcher, on the other hand, has powerful search abilities and can call for reinforcements at the right time. Strategy, composure, and mind-reading are all it takes: one incorrect deduction or a bold turn of events can turn the game around.

A step forward or a wrong move? In RUN, the line is very thin. Run. Chase. Win.

🎯 COME SI GIOCA

Asymmetrical chase and escape game:Runner vs. Dispatcher

1) Two roles with totally opposite objectives

A player plays theRunner, fleeing across the city rooftops using covert movements.

The other is theDispatcher, who controls the helicopter and patrols trying to locate and capture him before it's too late.

2) The Runner moves secretly using movement tiles

The Runner has a numberlimitedof weaving movement, and each choice consumes important resources.

However, each step taken leavesindirect clueswhich the Dispatcher can analyze to deduce the actual position.

3) The Dispatcher investigates and narrows the search area

The Dispatcher usestactical research, patrols and rapid movementsto cover areas of the map and check suspicious areas.

If needed, it cancall for reinforcementsto increase territorial control and psychological pressure.

4) The risk increases shift after shift

The Runner must plan carefully so as not to run outblocked or predictable, while the Dispatcher accumulates information and narrows down the possibilities.

Every choice, whether for those who flee or for those who hunt, is amental move of deduction and counter-deduction.

5) Capture and victory conditions

The Runner loses if he ishooked or discovered twiceduring the match.

If he succeeds inescape successfully by keeping your movements secret until the final victory condition, gains freedom and the game ends successfully.

🧤 BUSTINE

63x88mm - QTY 25

📜 REGOLAMENTO

Run Rules in English

RUN – Where the city is a labyrinth and every move takes your breath away

A tense, silent, and unpredictable chase between courage and deduction.

It's not an urban escape.
It's a mental battle where every step is a clue... and a trap.

The skyline isn't a backdrop: it's a hunting ground. The Runner advances using gadgets and calibrated movements, leaving no room for error. Every choice moves him forward, but every track speaks. The Dispatcher doesn't run: she listens to the city, reads invisible footsteps, tightens the circle with patrols and routes from above.

In RUN, you win when the other person no longer knows who's chasing whom: courage becomes risk, cunning becomes survival. And in that silence, you understand that running away isn't enough... you have to do it better than those who are chasing you.

Distance doesn't matter: what matters is what the other person doesn't see.

Logical pursuit, tactical tension and hidden identity

RUN is a fast and strategic 2-player board game with hidden movement mechanics. created by Moritz Dressler and published by Tim Fowers Games. One player is the Runner, who uses movement tiles and gadgets to escape across the map, while the other It's the Dispatcher, who uses her helicopter, patrols, and search powers to locate and stop him.

The Runner has limited resources and must plan precisely; the Dispatcher must deduce and anticipate the paths based on minimal clues. Matches lasting 10–30 minutes make RUN ideal for those looking for a smart, thematic, concise but tense duel, perfect for players who enjoy mind reading and prediction.

Mechanics with Sense – “The map remembers what you want to forget”

The heart of RUN is the management of movement tiles: each movement opens a path but closes the future, forcing the Runner to plan three steps ahead. The Dispatcher works the shadow, tightening the circle until second contact becomes inevitable… or completely avoided.

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