Cryptozoic Entertainment is continuing their DC Comics licensing with the upcoming release of DC Spyfall, a comics themed variation of their hit party game Spyfall.  The game will feature twenty locations from around the DC Universe and at the recent GAMA trade show the game was shown off, revealing that both Mogo and Ferris Aircraft would be included.

Spyfall is a social deduction game for three to eight players in which one player secretly plays the role of a spy trying to determine the location of the other players, all of whom are trying to determine which one of them is the spy.  Players ask each other questions about their location in an attempt to determine which side each other player is on without being too obvious and tipping the hand in the spy’s favor.  The DC Comics variation adds some new spins to the game’s standard formula as highlighted by the video above.

Here’s the description from Cryptozoic Entertainment –

In this exciting variation on the social deduction game Spyfall, 3-8 players take on the roles of DC’s greatest Super Heroes as they have a secret meeting at an iconic location, such as the Batcave, Daily Planet, or the Fortress of Solitude. The problem? One of them is secretly the Joker in disguise! In the intense 8-minute rounds, the non-Joker players ask questions and give answers to deduce which one of them is the Clown Prince of Crime without giving away the location, while the Joker player tries to figure out the location before his or her identity is revealed! Players have to exhibit subtlety to deflect suspicion and help their side win.

Where the Joker goes, Harley Quinn usually follows! Each round, one player may have a Location Card with a Harley image, meaning he or she should try to feed the Joker player information, even without knowing that player’s identity! If the Joker player guesses the location, the two collaborators each score points. But if Harley was too obvious, the Super Heroes can turn the tables on them …

The game offers several innovations to keep things fresh for experienced players. Super Power Cards can give a player an ability for a round, such as being able to dodge a question, or simply require a player to modify their behavior; for example, Super Speed forces a player’s answers to be three words or less.

In each of the game’s two Multiverse decks, there are eight different locations rather than just one, so players will be rather confused with some of the questions and answers. Keep in mind that no one at the table knows whether or not they are playing with a Multiverse deck!

Finally, the all-Joker deck gives each player a Joker card, so all of the questions and answers are based on absolutely nothing, since there is no location to reference at all. A crazy twist on an already crazy game!

DC Spyfall is scheduled for an August 2018 debut and will retail for around $25.