Q&A for How to Play Fugitive (Night Game)

It depends on how you play fugitive. It could scare them or it could make them smile. It depends on the people playing fugitive and not necessarily the game itself.

Ask him nicely to stop. If he doesn't, he may need to take a break from the game.

Any place available to play in is usable. Make sure to always be safe though, and make sure you're not trespassing. Also, let your fellow game-players know that you can hide there.

Give a symbolic object to the police, like a torch, so as to distinguish them.

Yes, they can hide so the police can't find you. Make sure you do not do any thing illegal or someone may call the real police.

5 to 10 minutes should be okay, but probably 20 minutes seeing as cars are a huge advantage.

To stay safe, alternate between running and hiding. If you hear or see the "cops," hide immediately until it's safe, then start running again. Repeat this process.

If you get lost, call for help multiple times. If no one responds, try to wander not too far—about 50-100 meters—and look for clues or landmarks to guide you back. It's advisable to play in an area where getting lost is unlikely.

You will find that an even number of players is recommended, with 4-8 being an ideal range. If you have fewer players, such as only two, the game might become too easy because the 'cop' would be searching for only one 'fugitive'.

If the playground is large enough, you can use its farthest point as Point B, starting your game from the side of your house furthest from the playground. If that's not feasible, you could choose another house on your street or a different playground as your destination.