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| Inkognito ( Agententreff in Venedig ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Winning Moves | |||||
| Designer | Randolph Alex Colovini Leo | |||||
| Artist | Tapiro | |||||
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| 3-4 | ca. 45 min | 10+ | 2001 | |||
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INKOGNITO Carneval in
Venice – Secret agents among the Venetian masks try to fulfil their missions.
These missions are handed to them at the beginning of the game in a closed
envelope – each player now knows his mission, identity and aspect = form and
needs to find and identify his partner, Movement is determined by the Menetekel,
a black bust in form of a masked bust that shows coloured marbles in the chest holes.
If a player meets the figure of another player, he can ask for information and
gets a look at three cards, one of them must be the correct one. If he meets
the ambassador, he sees to cards. Special Price “Beautiful game” from the Jury
Spiel des Jahres 1988, published 1988 by MB and as Mini Inkognito 1996 by
Venice Connection and 197 by Abacus. Deduction
game * 3-4 players from age 10 * Authors: Alex Randolph und Leo Colovini * ca.
45 min * ca. 25,56 € * 1005, Winning Moves, Deutschland, 2001 *** Winning Moves
Deutschland GmbH * Belsenplatz 2 * D-40545 Düsseldorf * Fon: +49-211-550275 *
Fax: +49-211-55027522 * info@winning-moves.de * www.winning-moves.de |
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