Board Game - MicroMacro: Crime City. Overground

“MicroMacro: Crime City”, released in 2021, has already won numerous prestigious awards in the world of board games and has become a real hit among family games. We are pleased to present to you the second part of this detective... game: “MicroMacro: Crime City. Overground”!“Overground” is a standalone game in the “MicroMacro” series. You can play it even if you have never held “MicroMacro: Crime City” in your hands. You will encounter a new fragment of the Crime City map, full of dark secrets. Here, as before, lawlessness reigns and ruthless criminals are in control! As detectives, you will face 16 brand new unsolved cases that will require sharp minds and attention to detail.Lay out the city map on a suitable surface (ideally - on a large table). But you can also play on the floor or hang the map on the wall. Keep the following in mind:All players should have a good view of the city map. The table should be positioned so that all players can walk around it and look at the map from all anglesEnsure that the map is well lit! You need natural light or a bright lamp. You will have to look for small details on the map, which will be very difficult to do in the dark!The entire city map should be visible throughout the game! Place the case cards next to the city map, not on it. Otherwise, you may cover up the very detail you are looking for.Once again, good lighting is essential! If you feel that the details on the map are too small and the characters are hard to distinguish from each other, try to better illuminate the map.Advanced option. If you have already easily solved several cases, we suggest the following option: read the text only on the first case card. After that, try to unravel the case without looking at all the other cards. The tasks and their solutions often provide clues, so without them the game becomes much more difficult. Only when you decide you have found everything you can, try to answer all the questions in a row. If at any point you do not know the answer or are unsure, look at the back of the already answered questions to find a clue or understand your mistake.Dear parents! “MicroMacro” may interest both adults and children. And although there are no direct depictions of violence in the game, most of the cases are related to murders, interpersonal relationships, and other “adult themes.” In our experience, most children over the age of 10 can handle such criminal stories, but of course, character and emotional development levels may vary from child to child. To quickly assess the content of each case, the cards are marked with special symbols.Contents of the box 1 city map120 case cards1 magnifying glass (+ sticker)16 envelopesgame rules.