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Envir-o-mania

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A rectangular game box decorated by an image of two people playing the enclosed game. The box contains 1 instruction sheet, 1 game board, 6 white cloth gloves, 6 plastic player pieces, 1 plastic die, and 1 deck of cards. This low-print independently published game requires players to wear pairs of white gloves. Players roll die to move through a perilous toxic wasteland to reach the pollution-free "Safe Haven."

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  • 50.2 cm W x 3.8 cm H x 25.4 cm L (Box)
  • 48.9 cm W x 48.9 cm L (Game board)
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