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4 Ways to Play Assassin

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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Assassin, a popular and adrenaline-pumping game, has captured the attention of thrill-seekers worldwide. Versatile and suitable for a wide range of settings, Assassin can be played in several innovative ways. Read on as we uncover four unique ways to indulge in the excitement and intrigue of this thrilling pursuit.

1. Classic Assassin

The foundation of all other variations, Classic Assassin is the original form of the game. Participants receive a target, usually another player in the game, whom they must “assassinate” using a designated harmless weapon such as a water gun or foam dart blaster. If a player manages to successfully eliminate their target, they then inherit their victim’s target as their next assignment. Play continues until only one player remains.

To add an element of mystery, players can use code names or aliases. Additionally, implementing rules like “no witnesses” forces players to strategize and execute their assassinations privately, avoiding detection.

2. Stealth Assassin

Stealth Assassin introduces an added layer of complexity by requiring players to remain undetected while carrying out their assassinations. The addition of “guards” makes this version particularly alluring for those who love strategy and deception.

Players are divided into two groups: Assassins and Guards. Assassins are assigned targets as before; however, Guards protect these targets without knowing who the Assassins are. If a Guard identifies an Assassin before they successfully eliminate their target, the Assassin is disqualified.

Experimenting with different environments to create varying levels of difficulty adds extra excitement to the Stealth Assassin experience.

3. Team-Based Assassin

If camaraderie appeals more than competition, consider playing Team-Based Assassin – ideally suited for large groups or outdoor events such as camping trips or festivals.

Teams are created with an equal number of players on each side. Within each team, individual members still receive specific targets but must collaborate and strategize with their teammates to eliminate the opposing team members. Communication and teamwork are key, as players must actively protect their own team while stealthily taking down the enemy.

4. Zombie Assassin

Perfect for Halloween or fans of horror films, Zombie Assassin adds a supernatural twist to the game. In this version, each player starts as a Human, with one designated “Zombie.” The Zombie’s objective is to infect all the Humans by “assassinating” them, transforming them into Zombies. Meanwhile, the Humans must avoid infection and eliminate other players.

Zombie Assassin can be played either individually or in teams and often works best with large groups where chaos reigns supreme!

Each of these versions of Assassin provides its own unique spin on an exhilarating experience that appeals to adventure enthusiasts around the globe. Whether played solo, in teams, or with a supernatural twist, Assassin offers countless scenarios guaranteed to captivate and entertain. So gather your friends, pick your version, and brace yourself for hours of thrilling assassination challenges.

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