The year is 1350. The city of Bristol is in the midst of a Black Plague outbreak, ravaging England and Western Europe. The streets are filled with the sick, corpses lie everywhere, and infected townsfolk cough and hide. Players represent a group of people trying to escape the infected city aboard apple carts – but among them are infected individuals who may jeopardize the entire cart.

Bristol 1350 is a social deduction and racing board game for 1–9 players, with strong player interaction. Each player is on one of three carts moving through the city. The goal is to leave the city healthy, but if even one infected player is on your cart, everyone on that cart loses.

Each round:

• Dice are rolled to determine cart movement and the chance of infection,
• Players may take one action: reroll dice, draw remedy cards, change position on the cart, or push other players,
• Players can jump to another cart if there’s space,
• Cards can be used to protect against the plague or sabotage others.

The game is full of scheming, bluffing, and betrayal – you never know who’s infected and who’s just pretending to avoid suspicion.

Bristol 1350 is a perfect choice for game nights when you're looking for a tense, thematic, and social experience, full of laughter, suspicion, and unexpected twists. ⚰️