CodeNames Duet Co-op 2 player - Czech Games

€19,95

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Players 2
Age 11+
Playing time ± 15 min
Difficulty Easy

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Description

Enjoy a cooperative spin on the classic game!
Now with a revised word list, beautiful art, a brand-new insert that keeps your game neatly organized, and a streamlined rulebook that makes it easier to teach and learn the game.

In Codenames Duet, you're no longer competing — you're teaming up with a fellow operative (or operatives) in a group game for an exciting cooperative experience. The mission? Work together to find all your secret agents hidden among a grid of mysterious codenames. The twist? You each see part of the key — and neither of you has the full picture.
Codenames: Duet is perfect to enjoy with only two players, but you can also play it with more friends, if you'd like a less competitive experience than in the basic Codenames.

The game includes 400 new words that can be combined with those from standard Codenames.

CONTENTS:
• 200 cards with 400 codenames
• 15 green agent tiles
• 11 timer tokens
• 1 assassin tile
• 60 double-sided key cards
• 1 rulebook
• 1 card stand (made of RE-Wood)

Discover the game

How does it work?

Never played before? Read here in a few minutes what you can expect.

What kind of game is this?

A word game in which you play together against the game. There are 25 word cards on the table in a five-by-five grid. Together you have a key card between you: each side has a different secret solution. You see which words your teammate has to guess, and vice versa. Taking turns, you give a hint consisting of one word and a number, so that the other person points out the correct words. Together you must find 15 agents before time runs out, without pointing out a murderer.

How do you play?

You give one hint: a word and a number. For example, 'Water, 2' if you want your fellow player to point out 'Sea' and 'Rain'. They point out words. If it is an agent, they may continue. If it is an ordinary passerby, the turn ends and that costs time. If they point out a murderer, you have lost together.

Why is it fun?

You have to get inside your fellow player's head: what words come to mind when they hear 'Water'? This often leads to funny misunderstandings.
You each see a different part of the solution, so you both give hints and you both guess.
There's a campaign mode with a card full of missions. This allows you to make the game progressively more difficult.

Who is it for?