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Enigma: Beyond Code

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CrowdD Games
CGA04000
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$29.89
Number of Players 1-5
Playtime 15-60 Min
Suggested Ages 12+
Designer(s) Sergey Pritula
Publisher CrowD Games

World War II rages on. Germany widely uses Enigma rotor cipher machines. The breaking of the Enigma code gives the Allies an advantage in the war — but this is just one side of the coin since the Enigma code is based on chaos, a non-measurable force lurking beyond the boundaries of our world and eager to consume all its flesh. Decryption of the code would stop the chaos invasion into our world.

An "Agency" operates within a secret heavily-guarded Victorian mansion somewhere in London suburbs; it has been opposing the supernatural for centuries. To crack the Enigma code, the Agency has gathered the world's best decrypters together. The player is one of them. Your mission is to crack the Enigma code as soon as possible while wandering inside the mansion with an ever-changing layout. At least, that's what you tell others. In fact, you might pursue completely different objectives...

Enigma: Beyond Code is a deduction game. Victory depends on your ability to understand the motives of the other players and locate the cards you need — while keeping others away from the cards they are looking for. Each play takes between 5-10 minutes, and it is best to play Enigma: Beyond Code up to three victories.

At the start, each player receives a character card featuring a cryptology expert who has arrived at the Agency's mansion to break the Enigma code. But only one player is the true decrypter; the others are just masterfully posing as cryptologists. Each of them has a secret unique mission. To complete the missions of their characters, the players view mansion cards in turns; each of these cards represents a room or an object inside the mansion. The invited experts must work as a team, which means that upon looking at a mansion card, you must tell others what is there. You may either lie or tell the truth — that depends on your goals. Lying is always a risk, while telling the truth might allow your opponents to win.

The player who first completes their character's mission wins the game. If no one does so within the game's time limit, chaos breaks into our world, and all the players lose!

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