Heimlich & Co. (1984)
Top Secret Spies
“Top Secret Spies,” also known as “Heimlich & Co.,” is a spy-themed German-style board game designed by Wolfgang Kramer and published in 1984 by Ravensburger.
Why is Top Secret Spies Popular?
The game is popular and significant due to its spy theme, which appeals to fans of espionage and intrigue. It also offers a simple and engaging gameplay experience that is perfect for children getting used to this style of board game. The game has received positive reviews and recommendations, such as being featured on the Spiel des Jahres Re-Reviews website.
Game Components of Top Secret Spies
The game includes:
– 1 playing board
– 7 secret agents
– 1 die
– 7 colored chips (1 for each agent)
– 7 secret cards
Game Setup of Top Secret Spies
Prepare the playing board by placing the secret agents on their starting positions. Each player chooses a secret agent and places their colored chip on the corresponding space on the board. Shuffle the secret cards and place them face down next to the board.
Gameplay Mechanics of Top Secret Spies
On their turn, a player rolls a die and can move any number of pieces a total number of spaces that adds up to the number on the die. This can result in a score, and the game continues until one player reaches 129+ points. When a player moves an agent, they must reveal the agent’s color to all other players. The game ends when a spy reaches 142+ points, and a winner is determined after guess points are added.
Game Objective of Top Secret Spies
The object of the game is to score the most points while not revealing which color agent you are until the end. The game requires good bluffing and analytical skills.
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