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Inkognito

3–5 players • 60 min • ages 10+ • Leo Colovini

Designer
Leo Colovini · Alex Randolph
Publisher
Milton Bradley Company · Winning Moves
Players
3–5 players
Playing time
60 min
Age
10+
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Gameplay

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Inkognito plays 3–5 players, takes about 60 minutes to play, and is recommended for ages 10 and up.

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Inkognito was released in 1988 by Milton Bradley as part of their strategy game line. Designed by Leo Colovini and Alex Randolph, the game was conceived as a deduction-based experience set in the atmospheric landscape of a fictionalized, turn-of-the-century Venice. The developers aimed to blend social intuition with logical inference, requiring players to identify their secret partner while maintaining their own disguise throughout the masquerade.

The game is widely recognized for its high production value, notably featuring iconic miniature figurines sculpted with distinct Venetian-style masks. Upon its debut, Inkognito was praised for its clever mechanics and evocative artwork, eventually earning a nomination for the Spiel des Jahres in 1989. Its design remains a benchmark for hidden-role games, balancing the tension of anonymity with the necessity of cooperation.

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Inkognito is a game in the Board Games catalog on collecto.rs. 3–5 players • 60 min • ages 10+ • Leo Colovini. Catalog data is sourced from Wikidata. No public games collectors track this one yet — adding yours would make you the first on collecto.rs.

How do you play Inkognito?

Inkognito is a board game for 3–5 players, running about 1 hour. collecto.rs catalogues the game, not its rules — for the full rulebook, use the copy in the box or the publisher's own site.

How many players is Inkognito for?

Inkognito is built for 3–5 players. That count comes from this catalog entry alone — nothing from an expansion or a spin-off is folded into it.

How long does Inkognito take to play?

A game of Inkognito is listed at about 1 hour. Real sessions run shorter or longer depending on player count and how well the table already knows the game.

What age is Inkognito for?

Inkognito lists a minimum age of 10. That's a recommended starting age rather than a hard rule.

Who designed Inkognito?

Inkognito was designed by Leo Colovini and Alex Randolph. It's published by Milton Bradley Company and Winning Moves.

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