7.3
rating
Ludopedia
6.9
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
The perfect betrayal game for groups that love chaos and big laughs!
Highlights
- Fast and fun betrayal
- Easy to learn and play
- High replayability value
- Great party game
Keep in mind
- Can cause heated arguments
- Relies heavily on social interaction
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready for a massive dose of suspicion! In Saboteur Gold, you step into a dark mine with one clear goal: you're either a greedy dwarf hunting for gold, or a saboteur looking to make sure nobody finds a thing. The catch? Nobody knows who is who! The fun kicks off as you lay down tunnel cards to clear a path, only to realize that the tunnel your 'friend' just placed looks a bit suspicious... and might lead absolutely nowhere.
This 'Gold' edition is the ultimate version for those craving extra chaos. It takes the base game and cranks it up with new roles like the Boss and Geologists, plus action cards that can flip the script—like stealing gold or even switching your own identity! The big twist is that miners can now be split into teams (blue vs. green), adding a whole new layer of strategy and, of course, more reasons to point fingers at your neighbors. With new elements like ladders, bridges, and doors, the map becomes a dynamic puzzle that evolves every single turn. If you love fast-paced games where betrayal is part of the fun and the party atmosphere is guaranteed, Saboteur Gold is your next tabletop obsession for gathering the crew. It's easy to learn, but brace your mental state, because today's best friend might be the saboteur leaving you in the dark tomorrow!
This 'Gold' edition is the ultimate version for those craving extra chaos. It takes the base game and cranks it up with new roles like the Boss and Geologists, plus action cards that can flip the script—like stealing gold or even switching your own identity! The big twist is that miners can now be split into teams (blue vs. green), adding a whole new layer of strategy and, of course, more reasons to point fingers at your neighbors. With new elements like ladders, bridges, and doors, the map becomes a dynamic puzzle that evolves every single turn. If you love fast-paced games where betrayal is part of the fun and the party atmosphere is guaranteed, Saboteur Gold is your next tabletop obsession for gathering the crew. It's easy to learn, but brace your mental state, because today's best friend might be the saboteur leaving you in the dark tomorrow!
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
OK
3
OK
4
REC
5
BEST
6
BEST
7
BEST
8
BEST
9
REC
10
REC
11
REC
12
OK
Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
AMIGO, Coiledspring Games, Fantasmagoria, Gigamic, Giochi Uniti, Kikigagne?, Korea Boardgames, Lanlalen, Lautapelit.fi, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd, Mercurio
Designer
Fréderic Moyersoen
Artist
Andrea Boekhoff
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game last?
Super quick! Around 30 minutes on average, perfect for playing multiple rounds back-to-back.
What is the recommended age?
Usually 8+, but adults have a blast with the betrayal aspect!
Is the game complex?
Not at all. The rules are simple and you'll learn in five minutes.
How many players can play?
From 2 up to 12 players, making it excellent for large parties.
What's included in the Gold version?
It's the complete package: includes the base game plus expansions with new roles, actions, and tunnel types.
Is it good for people who dislike conflict?
If you hate being 'trolled' by friends, you might get a bit nervous, as sabotage is the heart of the game!
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