Garibaldi

Garibaldi: La Trafila is a boardgame that makes you live the events that happened in the August of 1849, near Ravenna (Romagna, Italy), when Garibaldi, hunted by the Austrians for fifteen days, succeeded to hide in valleys and in pine forests to reach salvation. One player is Garibaldi in hiding, and the others are the Austrian patrols hunting him. Garibaldi wins if he succeeds in reaching the safe point and can run away; otherwise the Austrian patrols win if they catch Garibaldi.
In turns, using the cards, it's possible to move on the game board, a big-sized board that reproduces accurately a map of the territory at that time. The player who controls Garibaldi, with the help of a special screen, makes his moves secretly, while the other players have to work together to stop the moves of the escaper, trying to find him.
Garibaldi: La Trafila is a game of deduction and bluff, recommended for all families; the rules are simple, but the game play stimulates reasoning and cooperation, offering the possibility for expert players to adopt more refined strategies.