2024 · Card Game
Agent Avenue
Players portray retired spies living in a suburban animal neighborhood who try to unmask each other while scoring points. Each turn a player splits a pair of cards by choosing one to play face-up and one face-down; the opponent then chooses which card the active player keeps, creating a constant bluffing tension. Cards represent agents and spy tools that form sets for points, trigger special effects, and advance markers on a catch-me race track. The game ends when a player uncovers the opposing spy or when endgame scoring resolves, so players balance set collection, tactical card play, and deceptive choices to outmaneuver rivals.
- Players
- 2–4 best 2
- Playing time
- 10–20 min
- Age
- 8+
- Complexity
- 1.2 / 5
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Full stats in Ludoya- 839
- Plays logged
- 310
- Players
- 9m 21s
- Average play
- 125
- In collections
- 20
- On wishlists
- 2
- Pre-ordered
7.8/10
from 42 Ludoya reviews
Flink8.0 Pretty cool and simple design with some clever I split you choose mechanism that offers quick and fun plays! Love the artwork!
beqs the 1st7.0 A typical "just one more round" 2 player game. Comfy and fun gameplay. Might get a little repetetive on the long run. The mindgame "I split you choose" mechanism works really well.
Elfrikijugon8.0 Toledum 2025
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
Do I have to play exactly two agent cards on my turn?
Yes — each turn's Step 1 requires you to play two agent cards (choose which ones to play from your hand). (Rulebook p5)
Do I always draw back up to four cards at the end of my turn?
Yes — after resolving your turn actions you draw up to four cards unless the optional discard/draw rule is in use; that optional rule and its limits are described separately. (Rulebook p5, p6)
If I recruit a black market card, can I use its effect immediately?
It depends — some black market cards have instant effects you apply immediately, while others are ongoing and are placed under your home to provide continuing abilities; see the distinction and placement rules. (Rulebook p11–12)
How do I move meeples — can I move any meeple or only with certain agent icons?
You move meeples by using the movement icons on recruited agents; recruit an agent with the required icon and then use that icon to move meeples as shown in the examples. (Rulebook p6–7)
When do you check for a win or loss, and what happens if cards run out?
Win/loss is checked at the end of a turn: having three Codebreakers wins the game and having three Daredevils loses it; running out of cards and tie-resolution procedures are covered in the endgame rules. (Rulebook p7–9)
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