Tanuki Games

Berlin 1960

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$30.49 $49.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Cold War tensions run high as spies, double agents, and informants move unseen through the divided city. Trust no one, outwit and uncover your enemies in this game of hidden roles and deception for a large group of daring players. In this game set in the German capital during the Cold War, you'll assume the identity of a member of the CIA or the KGB. Throughout the game, you'll use various powers to try to identify your fellow agents and hinder your rivals' investigations and communications. However, every action counts, and the signals you send to your allies may be misinterpreted.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Abigail H. ★★★★★

The paranoia this game creates is unreal—everyone at the table starts side-eyeing each other by the third round. Watching a double agent flip the whole mission is pure chaos, and the split-city setting makes every hidden role feel tense.

Edward G. ★★★☆☆

The hidden role mechanics are solid, and the Cold War theme really comes through when everyone's accusing each other. My only gripe is that the rulebook felt a bit dense on the first read, so we stumbled through the first round before it clicked.