INTRIGUE BOARD GAME Review & Tutorial How To Play Intrige (Stefan Dorra 1994) Undiscovered Games E43
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EPISODE 43: Big Bucks, Brutal Bribes, Bad Blood features a review and tutorial of an old-school Stefan Dorra game called Intrige from 1994. This has a reputation as being one of the meanest games ever designed! I find the game to be quite enjoyable for what it is, especially because it does not last too long. It strips away all the extra stuff you find in bigger negotiation games and creates a borderline filler game sure to create some memories. Play at your own risk!
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
3:27 - Components (FX Schmid Ed.)
5:25 - Setup & Game Overview
8:00 - How To Play / Sample Turns
14:46 - Resolving Conflicts
20:46 - End of Game
21:44 - Rules Clarifications
22:16 - Review & Discussion
25:28 - Rating & Story Time
27:20 - Outro - Hry
The island is a great spot for vacation this summer 🤣
Bahaha 🤣 Yeah that pretty artwork takes the “sting” out of being banished 😂😂
Intrigue is probably my favorite negotiation game! 2 reasons... As you mentioned the playtime is fairly short so even if you have some wildcard players that struggle with how much to bribe or make bad decisions it just adds to the chaos and fun. 2nd Your money or score is for the most part hidden unless you have a perfect memory. This makes the final reveal of cash and winner a surprise most of the time. These factors have moved Intrigue past my previous favorite negotiation game Lifeboats.
That’s awesome! Great comment! If it were entirely up to me, I would say Intrigue is my favorite negotiation game too. Lifeboats is really good too, and I keep that one in my collection for the right groups. Still, I tend to favor Chinatown because I’ve had way more success getting other players to like it. It’s much nicer & less backstabby. So even though I would personally choose Intrigue all day, I get to play Chinatown way more often & people don’t hate me afterward 😂😂.
I’m glad you mentioned that about the hidden money. See, I also like playing Intrigue with hidden money! I think it absolutely makes sense to keep it hidden. There are some debates about that on BGG. I feel like if everyone sees your score, that encourages players to gang up on the leader. Like you said, someone could possibly track the moneys if they had a crazy good memory, but I wouldn’t want to play Intrigue with someone like that 😂😂. Thanks for the comment as always! ✌️
Whoa I totally missed this one!! This game looks amazing!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work putting out these videos. This is def on my wishlist now.
Happy to share these with the world! I hope you can try this one soon. It's one of the best negotiation games ever. Thanks for the comment!
I’ve been interested in this game ever since watching heavy cardboard play it. I love this channel and get super excited every time your videos show up on my feed. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words! Intrige is sort of a cult-classic, but I feel like it hasn't reached the mainstream yet. So I'm just trying to do my part to spread the word! I find it to be such a funny game.
This sounds perfect for my game group. How have I never heard of this game?????!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I've maybe heard it mentioned and assumed people were talking about Dominion Intrigue or something, my brain prob just blocked it out. Anyway I love your vids bro! I always learn something cool watching your channel. Keep up the great work!
That's awesome! I hope you all get to play it soon! It's really a fascinating negotiation game. Like I said in the video, with the right group it can be one of the most memorable games ever! Let me know how it goes!
I love Intrigue! In my experience, the player count and how long the negotiation goes both drive the game time. I’ve played a three-player game in about 40 minutes, and one five-player took more than 1.5 hours.
I have the Mayfair edition and really prefer the version you showed!
I’ve been interested in getting some thematic wood pawns or figurines of some kind to add to the flavor of the family members.
Thanks for the comment! Yes, I can see how the game length could vary wildly depending on the players. Our group is typically pretty quick with negotiation games, but I know for a fact if I played this with certain friends of mine, it could last 3 hours 😂😂😂 I would LOVE to see a reprint of this with wooden bits. I was thinking Tigris & Euphrates wooden discs would be awesome! But I love your idea too: unique wooden bits for each family member would look awesome on the table!! Thanks for watching!! ✌️
Let's go!!!! Intrigue!! So happy you went with this one!!! One of the meanest and baddest games out there 😹😻
It’s so good! My wife haaaaates it 😂😂😂 She will play it as long as it doesn’t run longer than 1 hour 😅
Great video, thank you. Talking of mean games, I suggest you to take a look to the forgotten Tempest series from AEG (Courtier, Mercante and Dominare), except for Love Letter which is quite famous
Nice recommendations! I have the trick taker called Patronize from that series, but I never did try the others 😱 I will definitely look into them. Thank you!
Excellent series of games. Courtier is probably my favorite from this series. There's a trick taking entry into this series I think with an art theme, but I can't remember the title. That one I have wanted to try.
Hahaha, I just read the previous comment... Patronize, yes that's the one I still want to try.
@@MrJmarzetti Patronize is fun! One day I want to make an episode on trick taking games and that one would definitely make my video.
Could finally purchase a copy for 5 bucks :-) Looking forward to my first game...
Awesome find!! For $5 you can't go wrong with this one! Just prepare everyone ahead of time so you don't lose any friendships 😂😂
@@undiscovered_games Thank you for your concerns! :-)
Always love watching your videos a and learning about a great game that I haven't heard of. Negotiation is probably one of my least favorite mechanics, so Intrigue isn't for me.
Thanks again for doing this channel!
I love being able to share some games that you haven't heard of, and I'm happy you're able to watch the video and know if it's for you or not; that means I'm doing my job as a reviewer! Thanks for watching as always!!! Much appreciated!
Favorite negotiation game is Chinatown.
Excellent game! Chinatown is awesome! I tend to say Chinatown is my favorite too because I’ve had great success introducing that to new players. It’s definitely my most played negotiation game. I want to say Intrigue is my favorite, but it’s just a bit too mean for some people so it doesn’t get played as much. Definitely 2 very different games, so there’s room for both in my collection! 😎
I love your passion for all these - almost forgotten - gems! (Mostly German, how come?)
Thanks for the comment as always! Yes, the old German games are truly the best! Personally I love them because they are the origin of the modern euro. I also tend to love the artwork & aesthetics of the old German games the most. They just have such a classic & timeless look. These games are art!!!
@@undiscovered_games Really hope to see you in Essen in person one day!
@@user-hc8dg8go6g man that would be awesome! Essen is on my bucket list for sure. I just gotta stop buying games & save up $$ for a trip over there!!
@@undiscovered_games No, please! Don´t stop discovering and reviewing games. It is only a pitty that you will never receive review copies of old games, so you have to keep on spending money for them... poor you. ;-)
@@user-hc8dg8go6g haha I know right?? 😅 Navigating this hobby is a full time job but I love it! Glad you’re enjoying the channel so much!
Your wife and I would get along 😂 I started clapping when you told the story about her sending you to the island 😂 My hubby wants this game now and I want nothing to do with it 🙈
Lol this comment is great 😂 Thanks for watching as always!!
to break a tie, the other players should vote (negotiation for votes would be ideal, but i dont think there's anything meaningful to negotiate)...the person who pissed off too many other people can lose 😮 of course, that can still easily tie, so you'll need other ways to decide too
Haha I love that 😂 Thanks for the comment! The more I think about my idea of “fewest family members on the island,” I fear it could determine too many important decisions late in the game. That’s the tricky thing with player-driven games like this. It’s probably why Dorra did not include a tie breaker.
The joint winners should have to bribe everyone else before the vote. Using real money 💰