Colleagues

CREARDO · Board game · 2025
2–5 · best 4 20–30 min
7.0 rating Ludopedia
7.4 rating BGG
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7.0 rating Ludopedia
7.4 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Office veterans will die laughing (and relate too much). Perfect for fans of bluffing and sabotage with humor.

Highlights
  • Guaranteed fun with real coworkers
  • Hilarious and relatable corporate theme
  • Simple yet strategic mechanics
Keep in mind
  • Can be harsh on new players
  • Best with interactive groups
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About the game
In Colleagues, you'll discover that in the corporate world, being mediocre is an art form. The game turns office stress into a hilarious competition where your goal is to survive without standing out - not too much, not too little. Each round, you play Effort cards trying to stay in the comfort zone: those who try too hard get extra work, slackers get reprimanded. Use your Coffee tokens wisely to bluff, invent creative excuses, or hide in the next pointless meeting. But watch out for coworkers - they're dying to dump their worst tasks on you! Over three intense weeks (which actually last just 30 minutes), you'll balance strategy and luck to end with the fewest points and cleanest record. Perfect for office veterans or anyone who wants to laugh at corporate madness.
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BEST PLAYER COUNT
2 OK
3 REC
4 BEST
5 REC
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Publisher CREARDO
Designer Giorgio Galbusera
Artist Marco Salogni
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many can play?
2 to 5 suffering coworkers (oops, players).
How long does it take?
About 20-30 minutes - shorter than most useless meetings!
Is it hard to learn?
Nope! Rules are as simple as a generic HR email.
Does it need translation?
Some cards have text, but you can manage with a cheat sheet.
Worth it for non-office workers?
Absolutely! The universal humor makes anyone laugh at bureaucracy.