But remember: all players must be on the launch pad when the Rocket lifts off, or at least one explorer will be eating lightning for breakfast! Additionally, if a player dies, breaks their rope, or the storm becomes too intense, all players lose. When this circuit is complete, the Rocket lights up. Lightning rods and capacitors are built by connecting like-symbols on tiles they can then be attached to the launch pad via "wires" forming a complete circuit from one half of the launch pad - through the lightning rods and capacitors - to the other half of the Launch Pad. The goal is to find the Launch Pad and escape by connecting the Rocket to lightning rods and capacitors. These cards inflict a variety of dangerous effects on players, such as pushing them across the map (and damaging their rope in the process), causing lightning to strike (injuring players), changing wind direction, and intensifying the ever-deadly storm. After each player takes his or her turn, they reveal Storm Cards. Additionally, gears, teleporters, wind shelters, and Faraday Cages provide other benefits to players located on that tile.
These tiles have a variety of symbols on them: circuits, capacitors, lightning rods.
Each turn, players move and reveal a "platform tile" to an adjacent space. The explorers from the Forbidden Island and Forbidden Desert are in for a truly electrifying experience! Played in the same style as the aforementioned games, Forbidden Sky takes players to a mysterious floating platform as an electrical storm rages around them.
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