PANIC! 1965

'DO YOU HAVE THE NERVE TO PLAY?'

The game board consists of a continuous track with either a number or a stop sign printed on most squares. The center is dominated by the plastic PANIC BOX, a Russian Roulette type contraption with six levers, one of which opens the lid at any given time. The lid has a slot to accept TROUBLE DISCS and there is a wheel on the side of the box which changes the active lever when rotated. The six SOLUTION CARDS are placed face down on the board.

Players are given a PANIC CARD and 20 TROUBLE DISCS at the start of the game. These discs must be disposed of, either into the PANIC BOX or to opponents during game play, to view a face-down SOLUTION CARD. Movement is by the throw of 2 standard dice. If a '1' is thrown a lever on the PANIC BOX must be pressed. If the lid opens the player must take all the TROUBLE DISCS inside to a maximum of 20. The PANIC BOX is reset, closed and play recommences.

The first player to match a SOLUTION CARD to the PANIC CARD they hold is the winner of the game.