Soy Una Migajera

Soy Una Migajera

Board game · 2026
— Ludopedia — BGG 4–12 20–40 min
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RECOMMENDED

Soy Una Migajera is the perfect choice for those who love group games that blend bluffing and deduction with a dash of chaos. The experience is fast, fun, and guarantees laughs as you watch friends try to act like innocent pigeons. It’s the kind of game that shines in large groups, where social interaction is the heart of the match.

Highlights
  • Fast and chaotic gameplay
  • Easy to learn
  • Great for large groups
  • High social interaction
Keep in mind
  • Relies on player honesty
  • Can be confusing at first
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Ever wondered what it's like to be a pigeon with a secret agenda? In Soy Una Migajera, you step into a social deduction and bluffing game where the park is your board and chaos is your fuel. The premise is straightforward, but the execution requires nerves of steel: most players are part of the common flock, whose goal is to identify and accuse the traitors—the Migajeras. Those who draw the Migajera role must act like a regular pigeon, spreading misinformation and trying to stay under the radar while sabotaging the group.

The game flow is dictated by dice. Each round, you roll to determine how many crumbs or action cards you can play. This is where strategy meets luck: action cards can be the key to exposing someone or, if you're the spy, the perfect tool to divert suspicion. When an 'Accuser' card is played, the game halts. It’s time for a group trial! All pigeons must vote on who they believe is the infiltrator. If the group gets it right, they move closer to victory. If they’re wrong, the Migajera gains breathing room, and the flock loses a precious opportunity.

The tension builds as the game progresses. The Migajeras win if they manage to play a number of crumb cards equal to the total number of players. This means that with every round, the net tightens, and any false move could reveal your identity. It’s a fast-paced game, perfect for large groups, where small talk and the ability to keep your cool under pressure are just as important as the dice rolls. Get ready to point fingers, be wrongfully accused, and, of course, laugh at the absurd situations that arise when everyone tries to prove they are just an innocent pigeon looking for a snack. If you enjoy deduction games with a touch of humor and plenty of interaction, this one will surely become a staple for your game nights.

Best player count

BGG community vote

4–12 players
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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many players does it support?
The game is designed for groups of 4 to 12 people.
How long does a game take?
Matches are fast, usually lasting between 20 and 40 minutes.
Is it hard to learn the rules?
Not at all! The rules are straightforward, focusing on interaction and bluffing, making it easy for new players to join in.
What is the main goal for the pigeons?
Common pigeons must identify and accuse the Migajeras, while the Migajeras try to win without being discovered.
What happens if the group accuses an innocent pigeon?
The group loses the chance to eliminate a Migajera, and the game continues, giving the infiltrator more of an advantage.
Does the game rely heavily on luck?
There is a luck factor with the dice, but winning depends much more on your ability to bluff and convince others.