13 Dead End Drive is a murder-themed board game originally released by Milton Bradley in 1993. It was followed in 2002 by a spinoff, 1313 Dead End Drive, and is currently published in the USA by Winning Moves Games USA. The story behind the game is that the death of a wealthy old woman triggers a feud over her will. The game board represents a mansion, and the players use traps located on it to kill characters controlled by other players in order to claim the estate for themselves.
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Playing Time Band Playing Time Age Suitability PublisherWinning Moves Games (USA) 2 Game Category Game Category Game Category Game Mechanic Game Mechanic Game Mechanic Minimum Players Maximum Players Classification
Player Count Player CountSmall Group (3-6 Players) 1 Sport
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1. 13 Dead End Drive (Wikipedia)
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is a murder-themed board game originally released by Milton Bradley in 1993
Infobox: players
2-4
Infobox: playing_time
45'
Infobox: ages
+9
View the Source2. 13 Dead End Drive (BoardGameGeek)
- Playing Time: 45
- Designer: Andrew S. Berton
- Designer: David Wyman
- Designer: Michael Marra
- Publisher: Bizak
- Publisher: Hasbro
- Publisher: Ideal Board Games
- Publisher: Lansay
- Publisher: Majora
- Publisher: MB Giochi
- Publisher: MB Jeux
- Publisher: MB Juegos
- Publisher: MB peli
- Publisher: MB Spellen
- Publisher: MB Spiele
- Publisher: MB spil (Danish)
- Publisher: Milton Bradley
- Publisher: Parker Brothers
- Publisher: Parker Spiele
- Publisher: Winning Moves Games (USA)
- Game Category: Bluffing
- Game Category: Deduction
- Game Category: Murder / Mystery
- Game Mechanic: Grid Movement
- Game Mechanic: Roll / Spin and Move
- Game Mechanic: Take That
- Minimum Players: 2
- Maximum Players: 4
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