Flash Point: Fire Rescue - Dangerous Waters

Flash Point: Fire Rescue - Dangerous Waters
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Flash Point: Fire Rescue - Dangerous Waters

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Flash Point: Fire Rescue - Dangerous Waters takes the firefighting experience to – and below – the seas.

This expansion for Flash Point: Fire Rescue includes two double-sided half boards (similar to those in the 2nd Story expansion) that represent a ship on one side and a part of a submarine on the other. The interior of the ship features an engine room, cabins and heat-conducting steel walls on a 6x8 game board, while the submarine is an elongated 3x16 game board that features victims who can't just leap out of a window to safety – and who might be in danger even within the sick bay.

Game Info

Ages 10 & up
45 minutes
1-6 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Thematic Games
Theme(s): Adventure,
Expansion for Base-game
Mechanics: Action Point Allowance System,
Co-operative Play,
Dice Rolling,
Grid Movement,
Pick-up and Deliver,
Simulation,
Variable Player Powers
Publisher: Indie Boards & Cards
# of Players: 1 - 6
Age: 10 and up
Playing Time: 45 minutes
Published: 2013
Designer: Lutz Pietschker
Expansion to:
- Flash Point: Fire Rescue

Supporting Information

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