Who Goes There?

Who Goes There?
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Who Goes There?

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Who Goes There? is a cooperative game of growing paranoia. At the beginning of the game, all players are human and there is no reason not to fully trust the other players. As the temperature drops and mistakes are made, players start to doubt everything and everyone around them.

You must build, trade, and upgrade to better your chances of surviving the perils of the camp, and the alien entity that is now running loose.

Players must survive the elements and escape on the helicopter. and hope that anyone else on board is who they appear to be.

Game Details

Genre(s):Thematic Games
Theme(s): Science Fiction
Mechanics: Card Drafting,
Dice Rolling,
Role Playing
Publisher:
# of Players: 3 - 6
Age: 14 and up
Playing Time:
Published: 2018
Designer:
Expansions:
- Who Goes There: Blair and Clark Character Expansion Pack
- Who Goes There: Van Wall and Norris Character Expansion Pack

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