Spyfall (2014)

Spyfall (card game)

Spyfall is a card game designed by Alexandr Ushan and published by Hobby World in 2014. It is a party game where players try to identify a spy among them while the spy tries to guess the location they are in. The game has since spawned a sequel, Spyfall 2, and a superhero-themed variant called DC Spyfall.

Why is Spyfall (card game) Popular?

Spyfall is popular due to its unique Gameplay Mechanics of Spyfall (card game) and the social interaction it encourages among players. It is a fast-paced game that can be played in a short amount of time, making it ideal for parties and gatherings. The game’s simplicity and humor also make it accessible to a wide range of players, including children.

Game Components of Spyfall (card game)

240 cards (30 decks of eight cards each)30 ziplock bags (to hold those decks)

Game Setup of Spyfall (card game)

Each player receives a card representing the same location, except one player who receives a “spy” card. The spy has to guess the location, while other players have to identify the spy.

Gameplay Mechanics of Spyfall (card game)

On their turn, players ask each other questions, trying to lure the spy out without giving them too much information about what the location is. The spy tries to blend in and answer questions without revealing their identity. The game is played in any number of rounds determined by the players when the game is set up. The duration of each round is also determined as a group.

Game Objective of Spyfall (card game)

The objective of the game is for players to identify the spy or for the spy to guess the location.

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