The game begins with a single scenario card. These cards describe a wealth of troublesome scenarios, such as \\\"You wake up and you\\\'re the backend of a human centipede\\\" or \\\"You\\\'re a sperm and you\\\'re not winning this race\\\". Upon reading out the scenario, you are all (unfortunately) placed into peril. Each player has eight object cards at their disposal. The challenging part, however, is that these objects tend be as useless as possible, such as a \\\"Duck Whistle\\\" or a \\\"Valentine\\\'s Card for someone called Ian\\\". Armed with your arsenal of impractical objects, you must devise a cunning plan to escape the scenario at hand. Since the round ends with a vote for the most impressive getaway, you\\\'ll need to get creative if you hope to come out on top. For example, suppose the game began with the following scenario: \\\"Walking home after a night out wearing Lady Gaga\\\'s meat dress you are attacked by militant vegans\\\". One player, thinking quickly, brings out his \\\"Defibrillator\\\" card. Using it on himself, he quickly revives the meat dress into a healthy cow, pacifying the vegans. Another player grabs her \\\"Soft Rock Power Ballad\\\" card, channeling the spirit of Michael Bolton to fight off the angry activists. Once each player has presented their equally-impressive escape to the group, everyone votes for their favourite. The player with the most votes takes the scenario card for that round. New object cards are distributed, a new situation is read out and the next round begins. The first player to successfully collected three scenario cards is the winner. The perfect preparation for unexpected emergencies, Bucket of Doom is a constant reminder that when the s*t hits the fan, you need a plan.