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The Great Brain Robbery
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The Great Brain Robbery

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Description
Another great Cheapass Game filled with zombies, brains, fast moving trains and cheese. Rules and more games can be had at http://www.cheapass.com

Direct Link to The Great Brain Robbery - http://www.cheapass.com/sites/default/files/GreatBrainRobbery.zip

Copyright © 2014 James Ernest and Cheapass Games Used By Permission
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RockstarSuperVillain 3 Jan, 2018 @ 11:42pm 
Would kill if that link still worked.
tomwsmf  [author] 18 Jul, 2014 @ 6:53pm 
If you like any of these CCl'd Cheapass Games please consider making a donation to them. Why?

"Our free games are free. Really, totally, free. This way, we hope to get our games into the hands of as many players as we can, and we want you to feel comfortable sharing and copying our games all over the world.

But if you like our games, we encourage you to help us out, by making a small donation. Hit the "Donate" button in the top right of every page (it takes you to PayPal) and give us any amount that you think is reasonable. For reference, a designer's royalty on a $25 game would be roughly $1. A publisher's profit would be more like $5. But what really matters is how much the game is worth to you."
http://www.cheapass.com/about/howmuch
tomwsmf  [author] 16 Jul, 2014 @ 11:26pm 
Yep, Another Cheapass Game. i picked this one to try out two very differnt sized decks. Linux port of TTS fails to be able to do this, Windows version worked well. Go Figure.

One note about playing this. When you lay out new Train Cards it is helpful if you lock them until they need to be taken away. This will avoid brains being splattered everywhere if you slip and hit the Train Card by accident.

Enjoy.