X-Files

Diterbitkan 1996

Based on the show of the same name this is clue on speed. Each player plays the FBI and an x-file. The object of the game is to discover your opponents x-file. Each x-file has 4 traits with six subtraits within each trait. During the game you use your agents to investigate sites. If you do this successfully you can ask one yes or no question. This is usually in the form "Does your x-file have the ______ trait?". While it is your turn you can play extra agents, equipment, allies, events and sites to investigate. Your opponent can play Adversaries and events. If after every one has played the cards they want you check the site card for its requirements then check you agents, if any are left, for their skills. If you met the sites requirements you have investigated the site. There is also an advanced game with its own rulebook.

Mekanik

Action Point Allowance System Deduction Action Points

Kategori

Card Game Movies / TV / Radio theme Deduction Collectible Components

Desainer

Ron Kent Duncan Macdonell

Penerbit

The United States Playing Card Company

Pemain: 2 Players
Waktu: 1 hours
Bobot: Light-Medium — 2,41/5
Tahun: 1996
Peringkat BGG: 5,70
Peringkat BGG: #23949
Usia Minimum: 10+

Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan

X-Files is designed for exactly 2 players.

A typical game of X-Files takes about 60 minutes.

X-Files has a complexity rating of 2.41/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Light' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for X-Files is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.

X-Files has a rating of 5.70/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 400 ratings. It is ranked #23949 overall.

X-Files was designed by Ron Kent, Duncan Macdonell. It was published in 1996.