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The board games are interactive prompted games on a shelf in the room beyond the girl image on the second floor of the school. They are introduced in Petscop 22, when the player converses with a counselor.
Graverobber[]
- Main article: Graverobber
A game of Graverobber in progress.
Graverobber is the first game on the top, and is the only one played. Its box is black, with a green monospaced font reading "GRAVEROBBER" on the side.
Rules[]
The exact rules of Graverobber are unknown, as its explanation was cut short. It is mentioned to be "kind of like Battleship."
Inferred rules[]
Player 1 places a windmill somewhere on the play area. That player then places three graves and rotates them accordingly. Player 1 then selects Record from the bottom left menu and places two tiles at the location of both players on the upper board. Player 1 can also change a tile to red by pressing the same tile again, and Player 1 then moves its piece (marked in red) either horizontally or vertically. Player 1 then selects Continue from the bottom left menu.
Player 2 then moves its piece and continues.
Player 1 selects record and places tiles on roughly every spot that any pawn passed over on the upper board. Player 1 can dig on a tile around their pawn, which then creates a brown tile in the same spot on the upper board, and creates a hole in the same spot on the bottom board.
Digging at a spot around a grave will sometimes lift up a darkened cardboard box of unknown contents.
Checkers[]
Checkers is the second game from the top. Its box is red, with a white gradient and the game's title in a black font on the side. It's presumably the real-world game Checkers.
Rotation[]
Rotation is the first game from the bottom. Its box is blue, with a pink-blue image on the front, and the title in a spaced out font on the side, with both O's having a black highlight.
Accident[]
Accident is the second game from the bottom. Its box is white, with a grey-white gradient stripe pattern and its title in a Times New Roman font, and two blocks previously seen in a small hallway in the Newmaker Plane.