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Our Verdict
Fans of team-based games with a dash of history and mystery will love Ici Londres. Limited communication leads to hilarious and tense moments!
Highlights
- Immersive historical theme
- Simple yet addictive mechanics
- Great for large groups
Keep in mind
- May frustrate deduction-haters
- Rounds feel too short for some
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In *Ici Londres*, you and your friends step into the shoes of the French Resistance during WWII, trying to send coded messages via Radio London without being caught by the enemy. The game is all about tension and teamwork: one player acts as the radio operator, giving encrypted clues to the others, who must decode them under pressure. But watch out! The Nazis are lurking, and any mistake could be costly. With communication limits and deduction mechanics, each round becomes a test of wit and trust. The historical theme ties neatly into the gameplay, creating an immersive experience without complex rules — perfect for 3 to 6 players in just 20 minutes. Expect whispers, suspicious glances, and lots of laughter when clues backfire!
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Publisher
Cocktail Games, Oliphante
Designer
Charles Chevallier
Artist
Laure Mascarello
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How many players are ideal?
3 to 6 players. The more people, the more chaotic and fun it gets!
Do I need WWII knowledge to play?
Nope! The theme is just backdrop — the focus is decoding clues and not getting caught.
What’s the minimum recommended age?
10 years old, but teens and adults enjoy it more due to clue complexity.
Can you play under 20 minutes?
Yes! Rounds are lightning-fast, perfect for a quick pre-dinner game.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! Rules take 5 minutes, and the fun lies in hilariously botching clues.