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Our Verdict
A perfect pocket-sized escape room for adrenaline junkies and puzzle lovers!
Highlights
- Portable escape room experience
- Tense cooperative gameplay
- Engaging mental challenges
- Great replayability with unique powers
Keep in mind
- High pressure real-time element
- Language dependent for the plot
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Get your getaway plan ready, because the gang is back! In Deckscape: Heist in Venice, the tension is cranking up a notch. Forget that peaceful retirement; you are a group of professional thieves who have just received an irresistible invitation (or rather, a summons). The mission is straight out of a Hollywood heist movie: sneak into the oldest casino in the world, located in Venice, to pull off the ultimate job and snatch a chip worth 1 billion euros. But don't think it's going to be easy!
This is the third installment in the Deckscape series, bringing the full escape room experience directly into a card box. The game is entirely cooperative, meaning if one person slips up on the logic, the whole plan falls apart. You'll need to decipher complex enigmas, spot tiny details on the cards, and use your wits to bypass state-of-the-art security systems. A key highlight is that each team member possesses unique skills, making coordination absolutely vital.
The clock is your biggest enemy. Since the game operates in real-time, the adrenaline will be pumping as you scramble to piece together the story and solve the puzzles before time runs out and the alarms go off. It's a game of pure observation, deduction, and, of course, heavy communication. If you love that 'we almost had it!' feeling and enjoy mental challenges that get your heart racing, this Venetian heist is exactly what your next game night needs. Just a heads-up: stay focused, because one wrong move could turn the heist of the century into a total disaster!
This is the third installment in the Deckscape series, bringing the full escape room experience directly into a card box. The game is entirely cooperative, meaning if one person slips up on the logic, the whole plan falls apart. You'll need to decipher complex enigmas, spot tiny details on the cards, and use your wits to bypass state-of-the-art security systems. A key highlight is that each team member possesses unique skills, making coordination absolutely vital.
The clock is your biggest enemy. Since the game operates in real-time, the adrenaline will be pumping as you scramble to piece together the story and solve the puzzles before time runs out and the alarms go off. It's a game of pure observation, deduction, and, of course, heavy communication. If you love that 'we almost had it!' feeling and enjoy mental challenges that get your heart racing, this Venetian heist is exactly what your next game night needs. Just a heads-up: stay focused, because one wrong move could turn the heist of the century into a total disaster!
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Publisher
DV Games, 999 Games, ABACUSSPIELE, Albi, FoxGames, Galápagos Jogos, Gémklub, Kaissa Chess & Games, Korea Boardgames, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd, Ludicus Games, Meeple, Mercurio, Planplay, TWOPLUS Games, Zhiyanjia
Designer
Martino Chiacchiera, Silvano Sorrentino
Artist
Alberto Bontempi
How long does a game last?
It varies by group, but usually between 30 to 90 minutes, depending on how fast your brain works!
Can I play solo?
Yes! The game includes solitaire rules, so you can take on the casino all by yourself.
How difficult is it?
It has a light-to-medium weight, but the real-time element makes it feel much more intense and challenging.
Is it complex to learn?
The rules are easy to pick up; the real challenge lies in solving the puzzles before the clock runs out.
Do I need to know English?
Since this is the translated version, you'll need a good grasp of Portuguese to interpret the clues and the story.
Who is this game for?
For groups of friends who love teamwork and anyone obsessed with logic and mystery games.