Good Cop, Bad Cop Card Game

Prior to buying this game, I had played it a few times at a local tabletop event. What I liked about this game is that it felt "similar" to Avalon where you try to deduct/find who the other team members are but with a bit of a twist—you can flip to the other side. The simplicity and quick rounds of the game makes it a great fill in between the time game. One aspect the game could make improvements on are the instructions. Some areas are quite vague and leaves you questioning whether or not you're playing it correctly. Overall, I couldn't have asked for a more and simple game that's sure to be pulled out for a quick play.

I love this game it's one of my favorite small games. I love the fact that you have to flip over one of your cards to do certain actions and by doing this other players try to figure out whether you are good cop or bad cop by that card. Some of the cards in the equipment deck are not very helpful depending on the time that you get it while other times the equipment cards can change the whole game from where you could be losing to all of a sudden win it makes the game pretty interesting. If you're looking for a fun quick and easy game to play pick this one up you won't be disappointed.

This game is pretty a'ight, I must say. You are basically all cops all working the precinct. However, there are some dirty cops among you, and it's up to you to root them out, through investigation or by seeing how they move. If you're a bad guy, you must nix the Agent. Good? The Kingpin has to be taken down. However, you may find that each scenario is different due to the shuffling of your integrity cards - some games will have the good cops outnumbered by the bad guys, and vice-versa.The equipment cards are the bread and butter, and many are hilarious. Getting held up by a gun? Taser them and take it. See somebody aiming? Sic a dog on them. Want to know where their loyalty lies? Inject some truth serum into them. It's fun to see how many ways cops can upset or aid each other's strategies.If you want my advice, go get the Traitors expansion. It will allow less than 4 to play, and adds some new elements into the mix. My only gripe is that the box is unnecessarily long, I packed the entire thing into a Mille Bornes tin and it fit perfectly.

Great Game! All the family enjoyed playing it around the holidays. Ages 8-58! The box says for ages 12+, but our 8 and 10 year olds enjoyed it. I'm mid-30s and loved it! We played several games in a row and never tired of it. Great game.

This is a ton of fun to play in large groups. The dynamics are different from most games because it's team vs team, but you don't know who the team is! So it's less competitive and just more about a fun process.

Hands down my favorite game!

This is a fantastic group game that you can play with 8 people! Many friends have enjoyed playing with us.

I think this game is extremely fun, and it has gone over very well with my play group.