Game modes

Classic (5 locks)

The standard game: five locks, 15 to 25 minutes, 5 to 10 players. The Crew wins by opening three and surviving the Getaway; the Moles by blowing three. All tables are in How to play.

Quick game (about 5 minutes)

“Three locks. First to 2 wins.” There are only 3 locks: the Crew opens 2 and moves on to the Getaway (played the same); the Moles win if 2 blow. If all three are played, the third decides.

• Role deal, the Contact's set, the Lookout's alibi, the file and the Patrol do not change (three rejections in a row still blow the lock).
• Each Mole sabotages only once.
• Some locks have a single person (with 5, 7 and 8 players): that card is seen alone, without group anonymity.

Team sizes per lock (1-2-3):

Vault (7 to 10 players)

“The Moles must coordinate: lock 4 needs 2 sabotages.” Option for the classic 5-lock game with 7 to 10 players (off by default; it cannot be combined with the quick game).

• Lock 4 is a vault door and only blows with 2 or more Sabotage cards.
• With 1 sabotage the vault holds: the lock opens, but the report says “the vault held” and everyone knows there was a Mole on the team. The card is spent anyway.
• Three rejections in a row still blow lock 4 in one go.
• Moles get compensation: with 7 players each Mole has 2 sabotages and the lock 4 team is 4; with 8, 9 and 10 there are 4 sabotages in total among the Moles.

It punishes Moles who do not coordinate and rewards those who team up on lock 4.

Option: Snitch (advanced), 5-6 players only

With 5-6 players there is no Snitch by default: two Moles know each other. With this option the Mole + Snitch deal returns: the Snitch knows the Mole, the Mole does not know the Snitch and the Contact does not see the Snitch. With 7 or more players the Snitch is always there.

Ways to play

Modes combine with any way of playing: one phone, an online room with friends or live for streamers.