The original Codenames ( also available in XXL!), released in 2015, is a staple of the modern board gaming scene.
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In the case of the assassin being chosen, the game immediately ends! Any words of the opposing team chosen have their team’s colour card placed on them, effectively giving them free points! The first team to cover all of their words wins. If all words in a turn were correctly identified, then players may have one extra guess (perhaps relating to a previous turn’s clue).īut, if at any time players point to a word indicated as being either an innocent bystander, the assassin, or belonging to the opposing team, then their turn immediately ends. They may keep guessing words until they reach the number stated by their spymaster. If their choice was correct, a card of their colour is placed on the word. Once they are sure, one player must clearly point to a word on the table. Teammates must figure out between themselves which words their spymaster is leading them to. The catch is that the spymaster may only speak a single word as a clue for their team (not one of the 25 displayed) and a number indicating how many agents that word relates to. One spymaster must guide their teammates towards the words highlighted in blue as dictated by the key, whilst the other guides theirs towards the red. A grid made up of 25 rude or mildly suggestive words is placed between the teams and the spymasters, whilst the two spymasters are given a coded diagram key indicating the exact location of each of their agents.
Each round of Codenames: Deep Undercover will pit two rival spy teams against each other.
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