If you enjoy games with lots of intrigue, bluffing, and hidden roles, 'Guerilla' is a perfect fit to test your deduction and manipulation skills!
- Deep political intrigue
- Dynamic hidden roles
- Constant bluffing and deduction
- High replayability
- Immersive theme
- Can be chaotic for some
- Initial learning curve
- Requires engaged group
About the game
What you do in a play session
This duality of roles creates a fascinating dilemma: do you dedicate yourself to scoring for your secret side, for yourself, or even sacrifice your resources to help an opponent who *seems* to be on your team? And to spice things up even more, a 'Revolution' card can appear and change loyalties, throwing everything into chaos again. Scoring is done by eliminating opposing forces, influencing media and global public opinion, or controlling strategic installations like the Port or Airfield, which grant special abilities.
You'll see government air power and armored columns counterattacking guerrilla bands that vanish into the jungle. If things get ugly, the UN might intervene, transforming open warfare into a battle of secret police, propaganda, and assassinations of leaders. Game length is flexible, ranging from a single round to multiple ones, extending from one to four hours. Get ready for plenty of strategy, bluffing, and plot twists!
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