Down the Rabbit Hole

Are you interested in time-travelling, weird creatures and sci-fi? Then perhaps this is the game for you! Immerse yourself in an imaginative game where you draw and create your own story about getting lost in a totally different dimension! Your task is to communicate to the creatures with drawings to get help and return back home. Put your imagination and drawing skills to the test with this game! 

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THE STORY

It’s 10 PM and you decide to go for a walk alone in your neighborhood to clear your mind. As you’re walking, you see this odd-looking creature... You swore it had three heads, but convinced yourself that you were just tired. However, your curiosity made you follow the creature and you see it enter into a deep hole in the ground. You lean in towards it to get a better look... But then you accidentally fall in and have time-warped into completely different DIMENSION!!! You see all these weird-looking creatures and panic. You try to talk to them, but they don’t understand your language. It seems that the only way to communicate with them is through drawings. 

Therefore, your only hope of escaping this dimension back to yours is by drawing for help. Will these creatures understand what you’re trying to communicate? Will you ever make it back home? Let’s find out...

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THE RULES

MATERIALS:

• A pen or pencil

• One scissor

• One 6-sided dice

NUMBER OF PLAYERS: Two

SETTING UP:

1. Print the game sheet double-side and then cut the star pieces along the red dotted lines.

2. Place the word sides facing down on the table. It doesn’t matter what order they are in, just spread them out randomly.

HOW TO PLAY:

1. Choose which player is the “human” and which player is the “creature”.

2. The human must roll the dice and whatever number they get, that is how many stars they can pick up. If they roll a 1, then they must roll again until they get a number that’s greater than 1.

3. The human must not show the creature what words are on the stars they picked up.

4. Now, the human must only draw images on the blank side of the stars to explain their story. The images must connect with the word on the other side of the star.

5. The human is allowed to order the images they drew on each star in a specific order to build their story together.

6. Finally, the creature has to analyze what the human has drawn. If they analyze the story correctly then the human has found help and can return home. If they don’t analyze the story correctly then the human cannot return home.

7. If the players want to switch their character roles to build another story, then they can print another copy of the game sheet and repeat the same steps over again.