Spy Alley was awarded the Australian Games Associations Game of the year for 2005 at the awards ceremony at the 2006 Australian Toy Fair.
From Mata Hari to James Bond, spies and secret agents have filled our imaginations. Now, you have the chance to play spy and counter spy in a dark alley - SPY ALLEY.
Deceptively simple and surprisingly intense, Spy Alley keeps you on the edge of your seat. Players become a spy for their given country and try to uncover their opponents' identity while keeping their own identity a secret. Players use deductive reasoning to expose other spies while attempting to complete their mission by obtaining the necessary code books, disguises, keys and passwords.
You will be surprised how difficult it is to deceive your friends and family. A slip of the tongue, the blink of an eye, or even the twitch of a muscle may give your identity away.
Players must be careful when entering Spy Alley. It is a calculated risk that only the bravest spies will take. The first spy to complete their mission or the last to retain their identity wins the game.
Players can dress up as spies and diplomats, can use fancy hats, clothes, non-prescription glasses, wigs, jewelry, and other fun accessories. They can also speak with a foreign accent. But above all, think and act as you think a spy might.