Tanuki Games

White Sands

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$18 $25 In stock

Category: Role Playing Games

CLEAN AIR HAS BEEN PRIVATISED- THE RICH AND POWERFUL LIVE IN MEGA-SCRAPERS - THE POWERLESS LIVE IN THE CONTAMINATION - YET NATURE HAS OFFERED HOPE - A FIGHT IS UNDERWAY TO SAVE THAT HOPE.



In this role-playing game for two or more players, you and a group of your neighbours will join a fledgling activist group known as The Breathless.



Your objective: to fight against the MegaCorps and return clean air back into the hands of the people.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Christopher K. ★★★★★

The worldbuilding around privatised air is genuinely unsettling and makes every encounter feel high-stakes. I love how the class struggle is woven right into the mechanics, not just the story.

David F. ★★★★★

Finally a game that tackles something real. The setting of clean air being privatized is terrifying and original, and the conflict between the rich in mega-skyscrapers and the powerless on the ground creates so many tense scenarios. I've already run two sessions and the group can't stop talking abou

Sebastian ★★★☆☆

The premise is really creative with the whole privatised air concept, but the rulebook could use a bit more structure for new players. I like how "White Sands" handles the conflict between the haves and have-nots, yet the shift from the contamination to the hope of nature feels a little rushed in th

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