Intent to Kill Review: "Steven Seagal Movie Titles For $500, Alex" 

While all the mechanics work with 2 players, you can play as teams for both sides (or 1v2). This makes it actually more interesting, as you get to listen to all the discussions of the opposite side, and act accordingly; and having 2 minds instead of 1 can help to see some options you could miss yourself. So, while technically there are only 2 sides and no player count required, we found it to be way more fun and interesting when playing 2v2 or 1v2 (usually 1 killer vs 2 investigators). But in team mode I'd suggest using cards, otherwise the game becomes too easy. TLDR: No mechanics change, you just play as teams, with open discussions.

@@Warchoon so to be clear, you disagree with the statement. There is something to be gained at higher player counts and the game is fun and or different enough to justify going higher?

@@mm-si3qi Yes, though I'd say it's group-dependent. The game itself doesn't change, the rules are the same, there are no different phases, turns or components. But there's something to gain in this deduction game with a teamplay.

Sorry, it's a four player game in that two players play "together" as one side. If you use this logic, every two player game is a four player game.

@@thedicetower got it.thanks for the reply

Per BGG, it's pending them finding an English publisher as of early June 2024. They only printed a few review copies

by buying this game you support the war of russia against Ukraine!

@@olgawolko4157 that’s an overly simplistic analysis. How do I know this company, the producers, designers and artists who contributed to this project are in favor of the war? Just because they are based out of Russia does not mean they are in favor of the war.

@@aronkleinsasser970 add there a fact, the author is from Kazakhstan, and he is not Russian.

@@az1rs845 add there a fact, the publisher is one of the biggest publishers of russia

I knew someone was going to say this. I don't think it looks AI generated at all. It looks like they definitely used photo references but they don't have the AI look. They look like digital paintings done in a 40's pulp cover style.

BGG lists the artist as "owl agency". I looked for a site and their a mgmt group to represent artists from eastern Europe to global clients. Not impossible it's AI, but its probably legit.

Artist is listed as Owl Agency, which is a consultant group for artists. I don’t know why they didn’t just credit the actual artist.

Indeed, the publisher confirmed that this is AI, even though they designed it in the same style