Tanuki Games

Dead Channels

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$11.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Digging around in your uncle’s creepy basement, you find an old wood-paneled television set. You turn it on but it doesn’t seem to get any reception, just a blank red screen. You turn a knob and the screen turns blue. You smack the side and get static. You turn the knob and it’s still static, but in a different pattern. So weird. You turn it off and go to unplug it from the wall…but…it wasn’t plugged in? You hear a menacing laugh just before you hear a door slam and the lights go out.

Dead Channels is a trick taking game, but one that oscillates between Must-Follow and Must-Not-Follow. Players also will need to shift the direction they splay their cards as the mode of play shifts.

The goal is to win exactly 2 tricks at 4 players (or exactly 3 tricks at 3 players).

Deviations from that goal will be rewarded with points. Points are bad. The player with the least points after 4 hands (or 3 hands at 3 players) is the winner.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Amelia Y. ★★★★★

My friends and I played this after dinner and the knob-turning mechanic actually made us feel like we were exploring the basement ourselves. The tension built perfectly with every blank red screen, and we kept coming back for "just one more channel.

Violet ★★★★★

The red-screen TV setup immediately pulled me in—turning that knob and seeing the static flicker actually gave me chills the first time we played. It’s got that perfectly creepy basement vibe, and the way the mystery unfolds as you scan channels feels genuinely fresh. We’ve already played it twice i