If you would like to support the mission of Open Culture, consider making a donation to our site. If you would like to sign up for Open Culture’s free email newsletter, please find it here. Print them out, set them up, and prepare to feel some sheer inhuman evil for yourself. If you’d like to see how you fare, whether in the shoes of the Torrances or the Indian-burial-ground foundation of the Overlook, you’ll find all the game’s materials freely available on the Micrograme Design Contest’s site. Think of it as a simplified wargame set in a haunted hotel. Each player has a host of implements at their disposal - ghosts, decoys, the famous axe and snowmobile - all meant to help them accomplish the task of driving the other side away.
Or you can play it as the Overlook Hotel itself, in which case you’ll control them. You can play The Shining board game as the Torrance family, in which case you’ll have to fight those hedge animals.
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