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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love being the villain and crave chaos and sabotage!
Highlights
- Super fun villainous theme
- Constant player interaction
- Fast and intense gameplay
- Pure sabotage strategy
Keep in mind
- Can be frustrating for casuals
- Requires focus on action order
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Get your world domination plan ready, because the world is about to fall into the hands of a very mad villain! In Evil Intent, you aren't the hero of the story; you are that evil genius trying to build a lunar death ray or perhaps cloning world leaders to ensure your supremacy. The goal is simple, but the execution is madness: you need to send your henchmen out to spread chaos, steal essential items, and kidnap whoever is necessary to complete your secret scheme. But don't think it'll be easy! Your opponents are in the same villainous mood, trying to sabotage your every move so they can reach power first. And there's one more detail: don't just focus on your rivals, because secret agents are lurking around the map, ready to thwart your evil plans. The game masterfully mixes movement strategy with the chaos of action programming. You'll have to manage your resources and henchmen carefully, deciding the perfect moment to strike before someone betrays you. It's a high-tension game where player interaction is constant and often ruthless. If you enjoy games where movement strategy and resource management meet a super fun and exaggerated theme, Evil Intent is your next addiction. Prepare your cards, prepare your plans, and above all, prepare to be the most ruthless villain of the night!
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Publisher
Kraken Games
Designer
Christian Strain, Erin McDonald
Artist
Christian Strain
What is the average playtime?
Fun is quick, usually around 60 minutes!
Is it a very complex game?
It has moderate weight; rules are straightforward, but the sabotage strategy requires focus.
How many players can play?
2 to 6 players—the more, the merrier (and more chaotic)!
Are the components good?
Yes, the design focuses on functionality to keep the pace fast.
Who is this game for?
For players who enjoy strategy games with high interaction and a touch of mischief.