# Survivor: The Tribe Has Spoken BESTSELLER Play the greatest game of social strategy ever created, now from home! 4.4 Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars 79 Reviews Sale price $19.99 USD AGE 8+ Number of players per game 3-6 Game play time 30-60 min Quantity: Decrease quantity Increase quantity Add to cart Description In the only official _Survivor_ card game, you’ll collect advantages, find hidden Immunity Idols, form secret alliances, and vote out other players to become the sole survivor. With artwork featuring classic characters and a unique voting system, it’s a game of strategy, cunning, and cutthroat competition—perfect for _Survivor_ super fans and newbies alike. Plus, everything was created in close collaboration with _Survivor_'s Jeff Probst, so you can bring all the fun, drama, and excitement of the jungle to your living room for the first time ever! ## What's in the box? **Survivor: The Tribe Has Spoken comes with:** - **67 Action Cards** - **12 Survivor Character Cards** - **1 Voting Box** - **1 Survival Guide** **Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.** # How to Play ### ASSEMBLE Collect your Character Cards, Action Cards, and Vote Card. ### STEAL On every turn you must pick a player to steal a random card from. ### PLAY You also have the option of playing one of your Action Cards which will trigger an action outlined in the Survival Guide. Play strategically! ### DRAW Draw a card to end your turn. ### CHOOSE When you draw a Tribal Council Card, immediately place it face up in front of you to start a Tribal Council. You can ask questions, form alliances, lie, or speak in private before casting your vote. ### VOTE Everyone closes their eyes and bangs rhythmically on the table. When the Voting Box gets to you, open your eyes and cast your vote in the slot. When everyone has cast, open the box to see who is voted off. ### FINAL ELIMINATION When it’s down to just two remaining players, it’s time for The Final Tribal Council. The final two players get to verbally make their case to a jury of the eliminated players. Then on the count of three, the jury members will point to who they think should win the game.