Spynet

Players take turns recruiting spies (drawing cards) to send on missions (playing cards). Spies are represented in four colors and have a number value assigned to them. Players can play spies to gain influence in order to deploy missions (higher number in a certain color wins influence). Influence can shift back and forth throughout the game. In a 3-4 player game, players may give cards to their teammates as part of deployment.Players take turns recruiting spies (drawing cards) to send on missions (playing cards). Spies are represented in four colors and have a number value assigned to them.

Players can play spies to gain influence in order to deploy missions (higher number in a certain color wins influence). Influence can shift back and forth throughout the game. In a 3-4 player game, players may give cards to their teammates as part of deployment.

Agents and missions are categorized into Enforcement (Red, wrapons, some “elimination” of other agents), Tech (Blue), Counter Espionage/Infiltration (Green), and Disguises (Yellow). There are missions that are sort of Wild as they can be accomplished by any type of agent (Purple), and a some missions that could be accomplished by 1 of 2 types of agents depending on the player’s choice.

Players build up their espionage teams to complete missions. Occasionally, there are oppression to damage the other player’s agents.

The game of espionage and covert operations from legendary designer Richard Garfield
Recruit your agents and deploy them to complete vital missions and dominate the world of secret undercover intelligence
Play individually or with join in with a partner to build your own spy Agency Network
Add situation card to modify how the game is played and add more variety