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Bullseye is a simple game, great for young players or for festivals. The rapid pace of the game allows for heaps of action and excitement. It's simple instructions are sure to engage gamers 5-years-old and up. 
One team defends, the other team attacks. This game is best played twice, to allow each team to take on the attacking and defending role.​
In Domination a single battle box sits in the middle of the playing field. You can capture or 'dominate' it by shooting it. It remains under your command until the opposing team shoots it. At the end of the game, the winner is the team which has controlled this box for the longest time. ​
Track down the players of the other team, and eliminate them all. 

Like in most other games, you can activate respawns which will allow eliminated players to take part again.
Two teams fight over a road - one team tries to capture a series of strong points one by one, as the other has to retreat.

This game is also best played twice so each team can take on both roles. 
Basically this is the same game as rush, with one modification - there are unlimited respawns for the defenders. 

Just like rush, this game is best played twice to allow all players to try both capturing and defending. 
Can you get the VIP out of the danger zone safely?

​This game is equally best played twice to allow each team to play both the defending and attacking squad.
Control the rooms, in sequence, before time runs out!

Play this game twice, or have actors defend the rooms.