Inhuman Conditions

A game by Alan Gerding, Tommy Maranges, Cory O'Brien

2 Players 5 minutes Low

Acting, Hidden Roles, Pattern Recognition, Role Playing, Storytelling, Elapsed Real Time Ending

Bluffing, Deduction, Party Game, Real-time, Science Fiction

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Description

Inhuman Conditions is a quick and intense game for two players that takes just five minutes to play. It's set in a futuristic world where you'll take on the roles of Investigator and Suspect, navigating a complex web of conversation and deception. The Investigator must use their wits to figure out whether the Suspect is human or robot, armed with only a topic of conversation and two stamps to guide the discussion. As the Suspect, you'll need to be careful about what you say, whether you're a robot trying to hide your true nature or a human who might say something incriminating. The game is all about subtle clues and clever conversation, with no right or wrong answers, only suspicious and innocuous ones. With its unique blend of storytelling, role-playing, and deduction, Inhuman Conditions is a thrilling party game that's perfect for fans of science fiction and social deduction games.