Deception

Heist in Hong Kong

A board game by Tobey Ho

4 - 12 Players 15 - 30 minutes Unknown

Communication Limits, Deduction, Events, Finale Ending, Hidden Roles, Roles with Asymmetric Information, Storytelling, Team-Based Game, Traitor Game, Variable Set-up

Bluffing, Deduction, Party Game

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Description

Imagine a bustling night market in Hong Kong, a vault full of priceless loot, and a crew of up to twelve daring players trying to pull off the ultimate heist—while some of them are secretly working against the team. In Deception: Heist in Hong Kong, the rules are so simple you can get the game rolling in a minute, and each round only takes 15‑30 minutes, making it perfect for a quick party blast. Designed by Tobey Ho, the game tosses you into a web of hidden roles, limited communication, and sudden events that flip the story on its head. You’ll be whispering clues, bluffing your way through tense negotiations, and trying to spot the traitor before the finale ends the caper in disaster or glory. With ever‑changing setups, asymmetric info, and a blend of deduction, storytelling, and pure bluffing, every session feels fresh, chaotic, and wildly fun. Grab a crew, trust no one, and see if you can pull off the perfect Hong Kong heist.