Berlin: 1960

Berlin: 1960 is a standalone hidden-role board game that turns Cold War espionage into a tense contest of deduction, bluffing, and secret allegiance.

Players take on the identity of CIA or KGB agents operating in divided Berlin, using special powers to uncover allies and disrupt rival investigations. Each action can send a signal, but limited information means even helpful moves may be misunderstood. The game mixes social deduction with strategic card play, creating a table full of suspicion, coded intentions, and shifting reads. Designed for 4–8 players, ages 14 and up, with a 60–80 minute play time. Available now at Boarding School Games—Unmask the enemy agents.

Key features

* Standalone hidden-role board game from Devir Games
* Set in Cold War Berlin with CIA and KGB agents
* Deduction, bluffing, and team-based secret allegiance gameplay
* Built for larger groups and high-interaction play
* For 4–8 players, ages 14+, with a 60–80 minute play time