2.0
rating
Ludopedia
7.3
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you enjoyed the first Burgle Bros and want more cooperative heists with a twist, this casino sequel will hook you! The addition of gear and new rooms bring a welcome freshness.
Highlights
- Tense cooperative infiltration
- New rooms and mechanics
- Game-changing gear
- Challenging campaign mode
Keep in mind
- Tighter security
- More aggressive bouncers
- Resource management
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About the game
What you do in a play session
The Burgle Bros crew is back, and this time their target is a casino! Forget the office job, because the new mission is to infiltrate a bustling casino during the day. Get ready for bigger challenges: tougher safes, reinforced security, and the need to blend in with the crowd. What's changed? For starters, we have the Gear Kit: each thief now carries unique equipment that can be used at any time, by any player, opening doors for masterful plays and spectacular saves – but remember, the gear needs to be prepped first. The board has also come alive with brand-new casino rooms, like the Surveillance room with its security tapes, the Table Games area to test your luck, and the Pool/Lounge with its unexpected events. Speaking of security, Bouncers are the new guards, more agile and dangerous, especially if their patrol deck runs out – then they'll hunt down the nearest player! To complete the disguise and the tension, we have Chips scattered throughout the casino: some give you valuable information (the Mole), others hide you (the Crowd), but watch out for the Saleswoman who can trap you with her chatter! And when the safe finally opens, the Finales bring game-changing twists, essential for escaping with the loot. For those who want more, the Campaign Mode allows playing the Finales in sequence, with rewards and a system that adjusts the difficulty based on your wins and losses. It's a tense and surprise-filled cooperative experience, ideal for those who enjoy planning and a bit of controlled chaos.
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Best player count
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1
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3
BEST
4
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Fowers Games, 2Tomatoes Games
Designer
Jeff Krause, Tim Fowers
Artist
Ryan Goldsberry
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate?
The game is for 1 to 4 players, so you can play solo or with the whole crew.
How long does a game take?
The estimated playtime is 45 to 70 minutes, perfect for a game night without dragging on too long.
Is the game difficult? Who is it recommended for?
The complexity is considered medium (2.53/5), so it requires some strategy. It's great for those who already know cooperative games and want a heist-themed challenge.
What are the main components?
You'll find a modular board that changes each game, event cards, casino chips, bouncers, and the characters with their unique abilities.
Is it very similar to the first Burgle Bros?
It keeps the cooperative and infiltration base but adds new features like gear, themed casino rooms, and more dangerous bouncers, plus a campaign mode.
Does it have a solo mode?
Yes! The game offers rules for a single player to try their luck at the casino alone.
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