WASHINGTON’S SECRET SERVICE
A Solitaire Card Game of Espionage in Revolutionary New York

In 1776, New York City fell into British hands.
What followed was not just an occupation—but a shadow war.

In Washington’s Secret Service, you step into the role of George Washington, directing a fragile web of patriot spies operating behind enemy lines. Your mission is simple to state and brutally difficult to achieve: build a connected intelligence network across New York City before British counter-intelligence destroys it.

One wrong move. One exposed agent. One raid too many—
and the entire network can collapse.  

Washington's Secret Service is based on Worthington's popular Shogun Solitaire game system with new features and style for the American Revolution.

Washington’s Secret Service is a tense solitaire card game set in the hidden intelligence war of the American Revolution. You play as George Washington, coordinating four independent spy rings operating inside British-occupied New York City.

Using carefully timed card play, you deploy patriots, messengers, spies, and spymasters to establish control over key locations. Your goal is to build three connected intelligence networks for each ring—before British counter-intelligence strikes back with raids, turncoats, and double agents.

Every decision matters.
The deck is your clock.
And victory depends on whether your network can survive long enough to reveal the enemy’s plans.

Quick to play, deeply thematic, and highly replayable, Washington’s Secret Service delivers a compelling solo experience of risk, deduction, and historical intrigue.