Board Game - Dangerous Guests. Who Killed Mr. Walton?

Board Game - Dangerous Guests. Who Killed Mr. Walton?

It seems that Mr. Walton outsmarted himself by inviting the killer into his home. Can you figure out who is behind this crime?
"Dangerous Guests" is the localized detective board game Awkward Guests, which was named one of the best detective... games by Tom Vasel from Dice Tower. The game doesn't have complicated rules; the twist is that players will really need to apply deduction to solve the case, rather than just going through options or following a path laid out by the creators, as is often the case. Also, what is unusual for a tabletop detective game is that the same case will be interesting to uncover a second or third time – because a unique scenario is generated with each playthrough. At the beginning of the game, players must choose one of several dozen scenarios, which with a special app installed on a smartphone will become exponentially more. Then, each player takes a notebook for notes and 6 clue cards. Throughout the game, participants will make assumptions regarding the location, weapon, and motive for the murder, as well as the identity of the killer, based on witness testimonies and clues. This occurs through the exchange of cards among players, and the exchange is reciprocal – each card has its own value, and if one player offers three cards totaling five points for trade, you must also give them three cards worth five points. After each such round, participants can make a guess. If the guess is incorrect, that player is out of the game; if correct, they win. Additionally, there is a "hard" mode in the game where an accomplice is added.Card size: 64 x 68 mm

Components:
- 235 cards
- Notebook
- First player token
- 8 resolution tabs
- 12 suggestion markers
- Game rules Game duration: from 45 to 75 minutes
Number of players: from 1 to 8

Printhouse: Fabrika igr

Series: 17040F

Age restrictions: 12+

ISBN: 7930095502468

Size: 290x230x55 mm

Weight: 1281 g

ID: 1702350

The game doesn't have complicated rules; the twist is that players will really need to apply deduction to solve the case, rather than just going through options or following a path laid out by the creators, as is often the case.

Also, what is unusual for a tabletop detective game is that the same case will be interesting to uncover a second or third time – because a unique scenario is generated with each playthrough.

At the beginning of the game, players must choose one of several dozen scenarios, which with a special app installed on a smartphone will become exponentially more. Then, each player takes a notebook for notes and 6 clue cards. Throughout the game, participants will make assumptions regarding the location, weapon, and motive for the murder, as well as the identity of the killer, based on witness testimonies and clues. This occurs through the exchange of cards among players, and the exchange is reciprocal – each card has its own value, and if one player offers three cards totaling five points for trade, you must also give them three cards worth five points. After each such round, participants can make a guess. If the guess is incorrect, that player is out of the game; if correct, they win. Additionally, there is a "hard" mode in the game where an accomplice is added.

Card size: 64 x 68 mm

Components:
- 235 cards
- Notebook
- First player token
- 8 resolution tabs
- 12 suggestion markers
- Game rules

Game duration: from 45 to 75 minutes
Number of players: from 1 to 8

€ 59.99

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