Codenames Pictures Board Game, The Dice Tower Seal of Excellence Award Winner, Picture-Based Codebreaking Battle, Party, Team Battle, Picture Association Communication, Multiplayer, Family and Friends Gathering, English Version, No Japanese Instructions

Codenames Pictures Board Game, The Dice Tower Seal of Excellence Award Winner, Picture-Based Codebreaking Battle, Party, Team Battle, Picture Association Communication, Multiplayer, Family and Friends Gathering, English Version, No Japanese Instructions

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■ Product overview

A groundbreaking team-based board game where you communicate with your teammates by associating words with pictures.

  • Award-winning : This notable title has received The Dice Tower Seal of Excellence.
  • Transcends language barriers : Using pictures instead of words makes it fun for all ages.
  • Simple rules : The rules are easy for beginners to understand, yet offer deep strategic depth.
  • GREAT FOR PARTIES : A great party game for gatherings with family and friends.
  • Enjoy in a short time : With a play time of 10 to 30 minutes, you can enjoy it easily in a short time.
  • Flexible player count : It can accommodate 2-8 players, so it can be enjoyed by a variety of numbers of people.

■ Product specifications

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Product name Codenames: Pictures - A competitive party game of image-based code-breaking
Number of players 2-8 people
Play time 10-30 minutes
Age range Suitable for a wide range of ages
Game Type Team-based party game
Agent Card 14 sheets in total (2 colors)
Double Agent Card 1 sheet
General Public Card 4 sheets
Assassin Card 1 sheet
Key Card 60 sheets
Picture cards 140 sheets (280 different pictures)
Rulebook 1 book
card stand 1 piece

■ Product Introduction

[Game worldview]

Two rival spy organizations engage in an information war over the hiding places of their respective operatives.
Each team's spymaster (leader) knows where their operatives are hiding, but cannot directly share that information.

You'll need to communicate the location to your team's field operatives using coded clues.

[How to play the game]

Players are split into two teams with equal numbers and experience.
A minimum of 4 people (2 per team) is required.
Each team will choose one person to be the spymaster, and the rest will be field operatives.
Arrange 20 picture cards on the table in a 4x5 array.
Each card features a unique image with multiple elements, allowing for multiple interpretations.

[Game flow]

The Spymaster announces one word that is a common clue to the pictures that represent the locations of their team's operatives, along with the number of pictures that the clue represents.
The field agent must use the clues to guess the picture the spymaster intended and select the card.
If the card you select is a spy on your team, you are correct and can continue guessing (up to the number of cards declared + 1).
If the specified card is a civilian, the turn ends; if it is an enemy spy, the enemy team gains an advantage; if it is an assassin, the player is instantly defeated.
The first team to contact all of their operatives wins.

[Game Features]

The appeal is not just in the word association game, but in the interpretation of the pictures and how they are communicated.
Each painting combines multiple elements, sometimes combining two things.
For example, the hint "strength, 2 pieces" allows you to specify a bicep mark, and the hint "exhibition, 2 pieces" allows you to guess what is on display. Association is key.

■ Recommended usage scenarios

  • Family Gatherings : Fun for all ages, so the whole family can have fun.
  • Parties and banquets : It can accommodate small to large groups, making it ideal for a variety of parties.
  • Gather with friends : Enjoy communication and improve teamwork.
  • Team building : Enjoy team communication and work together to achieve your goals.
  • Indoor recreation : It can be enjoyed in a short amount of time, making it the perfect indoor game to play casually.
  • Multilingual environment : The use of pictures makes it fun across language barriers, so it can be used in an international environment.

■ Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q1. Can beginners enjoy it?

A. Yes, the rules are simple and even beginners can understand them quickly.
If you're playing for the first time, it's easier to understand if you start from the spy side.

Q2. How long can I play?

A. The play time is 10 to 30 minutes, so you can enjoy it easily in a short amount of time.

Q3. How many people can play?

A. We can accommodate 2 to 8 people.
A minimum of 4 people (2 per team) is required.

Q4. What should I do if I have difficulty interpreting a picture?

A.Everyone has their own interpretation of the painting.
It's important to enjoy playing while communicating with your teammates.

Q5. How strategic is the game?

A. The rules are simple, but the game has deep strategic potential.
It is important for an intelligence officer to read the thought patterns of his leader.

■ Reasons why we recommend this product

It's a simple yet strategic team-based board game.
By using pictures instead of words, it transcends language barriers and can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
Another attractive feature is that it can be enjoyed in a short amount of time, with 2 to 8 players and a play time of 10 to 30 minutes.

A new communication experience that goes beyond words

■ Shipping/Precautions

  • This is a new, unopened item.
  • This product is a parallel import. We purchase new, unopened items directly from authorized retailers in Europe and the United States, and inspect them upon arrival.
    We check the quality of the products before delivering them to our customers.
  • Handle cards and components gently.

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