HANDS OVER Party games gone very wrong
A 5-player horror game built from party games gone wrong. Press the teeth, one of them bites, and every turn puts someone at the table under pressure. Between turns you play influence cards to protect yourself, sabotage friends and shift the odds. Simple rules, sinister consequences, and the last one standing gets to smile.
Is HANDS OVER worth it?
HANDS OVER is worth it if…
- you like PvP where bluffing and reading people matter as much as reflexes
- you want short, tense sessions built for one more round
- you enjoy dark humor and horror that gets under your skin
- you like games that make good clips of your worst mistakes
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Simple rules, terrible decisions
Each trial is instantly readable. Press the teeth one by one: one of them is the wrong one. That is all the setup the game needs before the tension starts. What looks like harmless fun becomes a test of luck and nerve, where one extra second of hesitation can make you the next target and a safe move can turn into a disaster in seconds. Every turn puts someone at the table under pressure, and every mistake leaves a mark. A bad move can cost you a hand or knock you out of the round entirely. One by one, players lose their place at the table. The last one left gets to smile.
The cards that change everything
Between turns, the table turns on influence cards. Use them to change the odds, protect yourself, sabotage opponents or trigger chaotic events. You are not just playing the trial in front of you: you are playing the four people sitting next to you. Plans fall apart, alliances bend, and the balance at the table shifts with every hand dealt.
