Codenames 2025
Codenames 2025
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A party game of wordplay and deduction, Codenames pits two teams against each other as rival spymasters give clever one-word clues to help teammates identify secret agents hidden among 25 codenames. The challenge? Avoid innocent bystanders, enemy agents, and the deadly assassin. Think creatively, guess boldly, and make contact with all your agents before your rivals do!
This refreshed edition enhances the classic experience with a revised word list, stunning new art, and a streamlined rulebook that makes it easier than ever to teach and learn. A new insert keeps everything neatly organized, whether you’re a seasoned spymaster or decoding your first clue. With its clever mechanics and stylish upgrade, Codenames remains a must-have for game nights with friends and family.
Features:
• Two teams race to identify their agents from a 5×5 grid, guided by a spymaster who knows each card’s identity.
• Spymasters give one-word clues and a number to link multiple cards, encouraging creative thinking.
• Gameplay lasts approximately 15 minutes, and is designed for 4 – 8+ players.
Contents:
• 200 x cards with 400 codenames
• 16 x agent tiles in two colours
• 7 x innocent bystander tiles
• 1 x double agent tile
• 1 x assassin tile
• 40 x key cards
• 1 x card stand
• 1 x rulebook
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FAQ
When will I get my order?
Orders dispatch at 2pm Monday to Friday and tracking information is normally sent out by 5pm that day.
Royal Mail estimate that Tracked 24 will arrive the next working day and Tracked 48 takes two working days. These are estimated delivery times and not guarantees. Sometimes there are delays with Royal Mail.
When do preorders ship?
Korean and Japanese preorders release on Fridays and our aim is to ship all preorders by the following Friday. If a set releases on Friday 20th, we aim to ship all preorders by Friday 27th.
Orders including a preorder item will ship as one order, once the preorder arrives.
Preorders will be shipped in chronological order.
How can I see the card lists for Korean Pokemon?
Korean sets have the same cards as Japanese sets and the best way to see Korean card lists, is to look up the Japanese one. Occasionally, the numbering may be different for standard trainer cards, but all cards that are present in the Japanese set are present in the Korean set.
Serebii, Bulbapedia and PokeGuardian are all good sources for set lists.
When do you restock?
We do not restock on a set day, the best way to keep up with restocks is to subscribe for email alerts to be notified when sets restock.
Do you offer wholesale/B2B discounts?
Currently we do not offer wholesale pricing. VAT invoices can be provided on request.