Put the phone in the dishwasher, put the tablet in the hamper, take the tv and stick it up donalds ass, move your beeper......oh wait what year is it. Some board games are still being made and they're not cheap.

Secret Hitler is a deduction-focused party game like Mafia or The Resistance, but with significantly more jackboots and accusations of fascist behavior. The game begins as five to ten players are each given a secret dossier containing a party affiliation card and a character card. The majority of players start as generic 1930s German Liberals, but a few are card-carrying Fascists—and one of the Fascists is Hitler himself. Only the fascists know who each other are.

Each round, players elect a president and chancellor. Together, that duo secretly enacts one of three arbitrary government policies. The Liberals win by enacting six Liberal policies. The hidden Fascists try either to discreetly enact five Fascist policies together or (later in the game) to elect Hitler as chancellor. Every game will descend into a dark spiral of collusion, lies, and impassioned accusations. You've never had so much fun accusing your friends of being Hitler.

the best one.

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