Description
Inkognito is a great Classic, and finally it comes back with a new look and with a new and exciting 5-players variant. Inkognito is a deduction game for 3 to 5 players set in Venice, in a romantic age of spies, microfilms, hot-air balloons and fast speedboats. As a secret agent, or the mysterious Ambassador, you will have to collect clues, use your deduction skills to recognize your friends and confound your foes, and discover the secret mission that will give victory to your team.
•The goal of each agent is to complete a mission, together with his or her partner. At the beginning of the game, players don’t know which mission they must fulfill.
•In the standard 4-player game, each player guides one of four secret agents. The four characters are allied in pairs: Lord Fiddlebottom and Colonel Bubble are always partnered against Agent X and Madame Zsa Zsa.
•Each of the four agents is represented by one of four different figures, with different builds: tall, short, fat, thin. Only one of them represents the actual character controlled by a player. The other three figures represent spies which are friendly to him and that are trying to confuse the opposition.
•The first goal of every agent is to discover which of the other players is their partner. This partner has the other half of the “code” indicating their secret mission. After discovering (or thinking they have discovered) the real identity of the other players, an agent must trade his secret mission card with their ally. This will reveal the final mission and what must be done to complete it. If either agent in a team completes the mission, both he and his partner win the game.
•3-5 Players | Ages 13+ | 60+ Minutes Playing Time
•The goal of each agent is to complete a mission, together with his or her partner. At the beginning of the game, players don’t know which mission they must fulfill.
•In the standard 4-player game, each player guides one of four secret agents. The four characters are allied in pairs: Lord Fiddlebottom and Colonel Bubble are always partnered against Agent X and Madame Zsa Zsa.
•Each of the four agents is represented by one of four different figures, with different builds: tall, short, fat, thin. Only one of them represents the actual character controlled by a player. The other three figures represent spies which are friendly to him and that are trying to confuse the opposition.
•The first goal of every agent is to discover which of the other players is their partner. This partner has the other half of the “code” indicating their secret mission. After discovering (or thinking they have discovered) the real identity of the other players, an agent must trade his secret mission card with their ally. This will reveal the final mission and what must be done to complete it. If either agent in a team completes the mission, both he and his partner win the game.
•3-5 Players | Ages 13+ | 60+ Minutes Playing Time