Official Spy Alley Rules
How To Play Spy Alley
2 - 6
Players
8+
Ages
45 MIN
Play Time
$12
Price
Spy Alley is a great board game for up to six people. Players will attempt to collect spy items and land on their embassy with out anyone else figuring out their identity. Players will try to sneak around as well as try to decode what others are doing in an attempt to win. The objective is to move your spy piece from one end of the board to the other without getting caught by other players or encountering traps.
Players each choose a spy character and place their game piece at the start of the board. Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their spy along the path on the board. Along the way, players can encounter traps or other players who are trying to catch them. If a player encounters a trap, they must return to the start and start again. If a player encounters another player, they can challenge that player to a "Spy Duel" to see who continues on the path. The first player to reach the end of the board wins.
If you want a good down to earth board game, Spy Alley is your game. You'll need to read through the game rules to get a good grasp on all the ins and outs of the game but once you understand it is a blast to play. It's one of those games that takes a round to learn how to play and then you'll be begging to play it again after the game finishes. Give Spy Alley a try today!
Players each choose a spy character and place their game piece at the start of the board. Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their spy along the path on the board. Along the way, players can encounter traps or other players who are trying to catch them. If a player encounters a trap, they must return to the start and start again. If a player encounters another player, they can challenge that player to a "Spy Duel" to see who continues on the path. The first player to reach the end of the board wins.
If you want a good down to earth board game, Spy Alley is your game. You'll need to read through the game rules to get a good grasp on all the ins and outs of the game but once you understand it is a blast to play. It's one of those games that takes a round to learn how to play and then you'll be begging to play it again after the game finishes. Give Spy Alley a try today!
- Spy Alley Will Come With A Game Board
- 6 Scorecards
- 6 Spy Identification Cards
- Free Gift Cards
- Move Cards
- Money
- 6 Game Markers
- Scorecard Pegs
- 1 Die
- Official Spy Alley Game Rules And Instructions
To collect all spy items: password, disguise, code book, and key from the country indicated on your spy identification card. Then land on your country's embassy space without the other players learning your identity. The winner is the first player to do this, or the last player remaining in the game after all other players have been eliminated.
Please keep in mind that the official Spy Alley PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
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Gamer says:
Is it OK to take notes, as in so and so bought an American key?
11-06-2022
Is it OK to take notes, as in so and so bought an American key?
Jan Petersen says:
Under the heading "Confiscate Materials," it is indicated a Wild Card can be confiscated, but there's no mention of any amount to be paid to the player who must give up that card. Is it the intent it would be a free steal of the Wild Card or should there be a substantial fee levied such as $30 (or more) for such a valuable confiscation.
09-21-2022
Under the heading "Confiscate Materials," it is indicated a Wild Card can be confiscated, but there's no mention of any amount to be paid to the player who must give up that card. Is it the intent it would be a free steal of the Wild Card or should there be a substantial fee levied such as $30 (or more) for such a valuable confiscation.
Maura Novak says:
If someone purchases something on their turn, turned in the money and then decided to take the money back. Can they do that?
12-26-2021
If someone purchases something on their turn, turned in the money and then decided to take the money back. Can they do that?
Maura Novak says:
If someone purchases something on their turn, turned in the money and then decided to take the money back. Can they do that?
12-26-2021
If someone purchases something on their turn, turned in the money and then decided to take the money back. Can they do that?
Hayley says:
on conficate materials. What does $50 wildcard mean
08-27-2020
on conficate materials. What does $50 wildcard mean
Bill says:
You can use all of your wild cards at the end of the game.
04-06-2020
You can use all of your wild cards at the end of the game.
Judy Cox says:
We can't figure out how to use the wild cards. Can you use two on the same turn at the end of the game? I used a move card to land on my embassy and used two wild cards to fill up my embassy row.
03-22-2020
We can't figure out how to use the wild cards. Can you use two on the same turn at the end of the game? I used a move card to land on my embassy and used two wild cards to fill up my embassy row.
Hinda Hochman says:
We can't seem to find our pegs. We love the game so much we played with toothpicks, but not quite tbe same. How can we replace them?
02-23-2020
We can't seem to find our pegs. We love the game so much we played with toothpicks, but not quite tbe same. How can we replace them?
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