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The Survivor The Tribe Has Spoken Card Game brings the dynamics of the long-running CBS reality show to a tabletop deck, complete with alliances, blindsides, immunity, and the inevitable tribal council vote. Players form tribes, play hidden cards, and try to outlast each other until only one is left to win. The official tie-in carries Jeff Probst's branding. From Exploding Kittens.
Survivor fans get a tabletop version of the social game they have been watching for over two decades, where alliances and betrayals matter more than dice rolls. The format also works for groups who have never seen the show, since the social mechanics carry the game on their own. Pack the box for a weekend cabin trip, a friend group's regular game night, or a family reunion where a few people have stayed up to watch the latest season. The play time is short enough to fit between dinner and dessert, which makes the game an easy add-on to an evening rather than a multi-hour commitment. Players can also bend the rules house-style for groups who want to push the alliance metagame further than the basic ruleset allows, the way real Survivor seasons sometimes do.