Spy x Family Mission for Peanuts - Deduction & Bluffing Card Game | Fast-Paced Anime & Manga Character Roleplay, Strategy Game for 3-5 Players, Ages 10+, Featuring Loid, Yor, and Anya Cards

My daughter is a huge fan of Spy x Family and so I picked this up for her as a birthday present. I honestly wasn't expecting much, but it's a great game to play. There's enough strategy to keep it interesting, the rounds go relatively quickly and is a blast to play. The rules are easy to learn and it is not overly complicated. We play this game so much I actually picked up another copy for when we wear this one out.

Picked up this Mission for Peanut board game for my sister-in-law’s family Christmas haul—Spy x Family fans will geek out over the peanut-themed antics. Haven’t heard back yet, but the artwork screams family fun! 🕵️‍♂️🎲

Loads of fun for all ages. It was really fun to play especially when your kids have watched the show. We love to play board games. There was a little confusion with the instructions we did kind of make up our own rule because there are a few things that the instructions are vague on and Youtube didnt help very much. However for people used to this it is still very fun.

This is a really cute game for fans of the show! A few oddities in play strategy, but nicely themed and entertaining.

Got it foe christmas as a family game! It's been fun, we've already played it about 3 times. And if you've played Love Letter, it's similar in style, yet a little more "advanced", but still simple and quick to learn. It's a good little game. The box is unnecessarily large for the contents, we've needed two people cause the contents aren't heavy enough to shake it open 😆

This game is very fun! It plays very similar to Love Letter, if you have played that in the past. The game is very easy to pick up and learn - about a 10 minute learning curve but after that, very fast paced. A must for any fans of Spy x Family and board/card games!

good shape

I bought this game for my grandsons. My daughter says they love it and play it everyday.

i love it, finally an anime based card game - my collection is grateful however... the game box is about a6 sized and contains like 15-20 poker sized game cards and some peanut tokens (and 5 tarot sized player cards) and a rulebook. the box seemed empty when opened and i felt underwhelmed

Players who have played Love Letter will find gameplay mechanics familiar, with a couple of unique twists. Although the theme is just for flavour, fans of the Spy × Family series would be able to better appreciate the thematic links and references. Simple enough to learn quickly yet leaves room for strategic decisions to be made. Setup is quick and rounds are played at a fast pace; after our first playthrough to familiarise ourselves with the gameplay, we immediately proceeded with multiple rounds and were pleasantly surprised by how differently each round ended despite the limited character cards available. Component-wise, the rulebook is clear are cards are of decent quality. The peanut scoring tokens (another reference to the series) are made of punchboard. Not a lot in the box for its size, but just enough replayability in it to justify the purchase (assuming you're a fan of the series).

Game is good but not that great. Good for spy x family fans. The peanuts are cute.

Simple and fun game.