Description
How do you play?
25 code name cards are laid out on the table.
Each team has its own spymaster, who knows which names belong to their team. The spymaster gives their team one-word clues linked to several code names (cards) at once. Teammates must then connect the clue to the correct cards, while avoiding the cards that belong to the opponents and above all the assassin card, which ends the game immediately! The team that first identifies all its agents wins.
Each team has a certain number of cards it must reveal. There are 25 cards on the board in total: some belong to one team, some to the other team, a few are neutral, and one card represents the assassin. Each team's goal is to reveal all its cards before the opposing team does, while taking care not to reveal the assassin card, as that means instant defeat.
Why choose Codenames?
– The ideal game for parties, family evenings or get-togethers with friends.
– It requires teamwork, clever clues and careful thinking.– Suitable for all generations, easy to learn, yet deep enough to keep the tension going.– A game can be played in 15 minutes.Who is the game for?Codenames is suitable for 2 to 8 players and plays best with 4 or more players. The recommended age is 10 and up, as the game requires out-of-the-box thinking, logic and strategy.
