Incognito

To set up the game, each player receives a personal drawing board, a marker, and a set of six voting cards, all of the same color. The six numbered tokens (1-6) are placed in a line in the center of the playing area. Then, the object cards are shuffled, and one is dealt face down to each player, who looks at it secretly. Finally, the location cards are shuffled, and one is dealt face up to each player, placed in front of them for all to see.

The objective of Incognito is to skillfully hide a secret object within a specific location by drawing it on your board. You want to draw your object well enough that some, but not all, of your opponents can correctly identify it. Successfully achieving this balance will earn you points, while failing to do so (either by making it too obvious or too obscure) will result in no points for that round.

Incognito is played over three rounds, with each round consisting of four distinct phases. The first phase is 'Hide the Object,' where players draw their secret object within their assigned location. The second phase is 'Find the Hidden Object,' where players attempt to guess the objects hidden in other players' drawings. The third phase is 'Score Points,' where points are awarded based on the accuracy of guesses and the effectiveness of hiding. The final phase is 'Preparation for the Next Round,' where boards are cleared, and cards are reset for a new round of play.

During the scoring phase, all voting cards are revealed. Any player who correctly identified an object hidden in another player's drawing receives 1 point. The player who drew the object receives 2 points if their object was correctly identified by at least one player, but not by all players. If their object was found by everyone, or by no one, the artist receives 0 points. Points are tallied and recorded after each round.

The game concludes after three full rounds of play. At this point, all players tally their total accumulated points from the three rounds. The player with the highest total score is declared the winner of Incognito. In the event of a tie between two or more players for the highest score, all tied players share the victory, celebrating their equally clever hiding and guessing skills.