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Corps of Discovery Duo

Corps of Discovery Duo

2026·Jay Cormier, Sen-Foong Lim

2 players
30 - 60 min

From BoardGameGeek

A stand-alone game for 2, based off the hit deduction game, Corps of Discovery, this game has 2 players working together to create a map by following specific logic rules. Players know some communal logic rules, but also each have some hidden behind their screen. Can you communicate only through your card placement what your rules are to your partner, while trying to figure out their rules? On your turn you play one of your cards onto an ever-expanding map. If you don't like where your partner played a card because it violates one of your logic rules, then you can pay the current penalty (which is discarding cards from your deck) to remove any card in play. If either player has no more cards to play, then the game is over and you both lose. If at least 1 of each of the 10 terrains is in play, then either player could play the fort card - in a location that adheres to its own logic rule. Then review to see if all the cards on the map follow all the logic rules in the game - and if they do - you win! It includes an Upgrade system as you progress from game to game, while also adding hazards that add new challenges each time you play. -description from the designer Heading to Kickstarter Feb 17th: https://tinyurl.com/y3khutee

Corps of Discovery Duo

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Corps of Discovery Duo has 4 videos from 4 creators: 4 reviews. They date from February 2026.

If you like it, try Mind MGMT: The Psychic Espionage “Game.”, Corps of Discovery: A Game Set in the World of Manifest Destiny, In the Hall of the Mountain King and Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict, also by Jay Cormier.

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Corps of Discovery Duo preview

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Corps of Discovery Duo Review - We've Seen That Tree 3 Times Now...

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The Hungry Gamer Previews Corps of Discovery Duo

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Hungry Gamer

Corp of Discovery DUO | Overview and PreviewReview9:03

Corp of Discovery DUO | Overview and Preview

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About Corps of Discovery Duo

From BoardGameGeek:

A stand-alone game for 2, based off the hit deduction game, Corps of Discovery, this game has 2 players working together to create a map by following specific logic rules. Players know some communal logic rules, but also each have some hidden behind their screen. Can you communicate only through your card placement what your rules are to your partner, while trying to figure out their rules? On your turn you play one of your cards onto an ever-expanding map. If you don't like where your partner played a card because it violates one of your logic rules, then you can pay the current penalty (which is discarding cards from your deck) to remove any card in play. If either player has no more cards to play, then the game is over and you both lose. If at least 1 of each of the 10 terrains is in play, then either player could play the fort card - in a location that adheres to its own logic rule. Then review to see if all the cards on the map follow all the logic rules in the game - and if they do - you win! It includes an Upgrade system as you progress from game to game, while also adding hazards that add new challenges each time you play. -description from the designer Heading to Kickstarter Feb 17th: https://tinyurl.com/y3khutee

Designers

Jay Cormier, Sen-Foong Lim

Artists

Owen Gieni, Matthew Roberts

Publisher

Off the Page Games

Categories

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Mechanics

Communication LimitsCooperative GameDeductionModular Board & Variable Setup
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