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How to Play

Three floors. Three safes. One way out.

The Heist

What you're doing here and how it ends.

Rick — The crew. Pick up to 4; every one of them plays differently.

Morty — The crew. Pick up to 4; every one of them plays differently.

You and your crew are breaking into a 3-floor building. There is one safe on every floor. Crack all 3, grab everything, and get to the roof, together.

One loot card changes the plan. Pick up the Walkie-Talkie and the roof shuts for good: from then on, anyone still inside leaves through the ground-floor entrance, drops out through a ground-floor walkway, or blasts out of any ground-floor tile with GoTron or a Thermal Bomb. The job itself does not change: every safe cracked, all the loot in hand, every character out.

Every floor is a 4×4 grid of face-down tiles. You usually find out what a room is when someone walks into it or peeks at it from next door, and some of those rooms are alarmed. A guard patrols each floor, and every alarm you trip pulls him toward you.

This is a co-operative game. You all win together, or you all lose together. There is no last player standing.

On your turn you get 4 actions. Spend them moving, peeking, hacking, or cracking. Then the guard on your floor moves, and the more noise you've made, the more directly he comes for you.

You lose the moment any single character is caught with no stealth tokens left. Not that character: the whole crew. Look after each other.

There is one more way to lose, and no guard is involved. The Fear Hole loot card costs the first character it lands on a stealth token, whether they drew it or collected it off a safe. If they had none left, the heist ends right there.

How a turn runs

A turn is a budget of 4 actions. Spend them in any order, on anything you can legally do from where you are standing.

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