13 Dead End Drive is a murder-themed board game originally released by Milton Bradley in 1993.

[2] The story behind the game involves the death of a wealthy old woman triggering a feud over her will.

[2][3] At the start of gameplay, players are dealt "Character cards" which correspond to matching pawns on the board.

It is legal for players to move a pawn that is not theirs in order to bring it closer to or onto a Trap Space.

At that moment, for all intents and purposes, that character is now marked for death and must try to escape the mansion before he or she is either knocked off or the portrait changes (see "Special Spaces and Rules" below).

[3] Once a trap is sprung, that pawn and the matching Character Card are laid down on the "Discard" pile on the board (the couch).

They are: 1313 Dead End Drive is an updated version with 16 heirs in a mansion who are going to kill each other.

There are slightly different booby traps such as the chandelier being replaced by a large boar head, the bookcase being replaced by a safe that releases a big steel piggy bank that slams into the heir's face and instead of falling into the fire you're spun into it.