Agent Avenue Game Review

Spy vs. Spy

I’ll admit I hadn’t heard much about this game — I didn’t even know it existed. When Final Titan from Nerdlab Games showed up at my door, it came with a small box game featuring two cunning anthropomorphic animals on the cover. I glanced at it, gave a positively neutral shrug, and shelved it with the other small box games, not thinking twice. And there it sat, still in shrink, for a couple of months, like a sunken treasure hiding beneath the waves.

They say better late than never, and I really wish I’d played this sooner so I could have been preaching from the mountaintops about how great it is.

Agent Avenue is a 2-player bluffing and deduction game designed by Christian and Laura Kudahl, with 1950s-style animal suburbia art by Fanny Pastor-Berile. Like something out of Zootopia, this “I cut, you choose” game pits two rival animal spies against each other in a tense game of cat and mouse. It was a top nominee for a Golden Geek in the 2-player category and, more recently, a Spiel des Jahres 2025 nominee.

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