What if getting to the finish line was the easy part? In Totally Safe!, you'll have to worry about more than just making it through an obstacle course. One of the other players might be planning to make sure you never reach the end.
Totally Safe! is an upcoming multiplayer party game where players compete to make it through obstacle courses while one player has a very different objective. Instead of completing the course, their job is to make things as difficult as possible for everyone else.
At the start of each round, one player becomes the troll, giving them the opportunity to set up a few surprises before the others begin their run. Once everyone is on the course, it's up to the remaining players to make it to the finish line without falling for any tricks.
Not Everything Is What It Seems
The biggest challenge isn't necessarily the obstacle course itself. It's knowing what to trust.
A path that looks completely harmless might be hiding something, and what seems like an easy jump could turn into a much bigger problem. You'll need to pay attention, think ahead, and maybe question whether that shortcut is really worth taking.
Of course, things won't always go according to plan. Sometimes you'll make it through by the skin of your teeth, and other times you'll find yourself wondering how you managed to fall for something so obvious.
Better With Friends
Totally Safe! is all about the funny moments that happen when you play with other people. Whether you're trying to outsmart your friends, watching them make questionable decisions, or being the reason nobody makes it to the finish line, there's plenty of room for chaos.
Every round gives players a different opportunity to surprise each other, so you never quite know how things will turn out.
Is It Really Totally Safe?
We'll let you find that out for yourself.
Totally Safe! is currently in development, with more information and updates to come as development progresses. There's still plenty to work on, and we're looking forward to sharing more of the game along the way.
Just remember: not everything is as safe as it looks.