Get ready for a high-stakes game of cat and mouse on a global scale! In Red Notice: Le million ou la prison, you enter a psychological duel where tension is constant. On one side, we have Angela Farbank, a genius counterfeiter attempting to cash $1 million in forged checks scattered across the globe. On the other, FBI agent Jessah Hope, who won't rest until the criminal is behind bars.

If you're playing as Angela, your goal is to travel discreetly, cash checks in the correct continents, and use fake identities to evade the law. The key is your personal map, where you secretly record your movements. As Jessah, your mission is to leverage FBI intelligence to track Angela, corner her, and make the arrest before she completes her heist. Every time Angela cashes a check, the FBI gains more resources, making the pursuit increasingly tighter.

The game dynamics revolve around an action queue system. Each round, four action cards are drawn, and both players must plan their moves by placing markers face down. Resolution happens based on the cards' values, creating a 'did she predict my move?' atmosphere. You can travel to neighboring cities, cash checks, draw new documents, or even set up roadblocks and radars to obstruct your opponent's path. It's a game of bluffing, anticipation, and heavy deduction, where one miscalculation can mean immediate imprisonment or a triumphant escape with the fortune.