Behind
KYF Edition, 4GAMES, C.O.R.E Lab · Board game · 2024
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Solo
45–90 min
Weight 1.6/5
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Our Verdict
A visual deduction challenge that will fry your brain in a super satisfying way!
Highlights
- Very creative deduction mechanics
- Immersive thematic scenarios
- Satisfaction in revealing images
- Perfect for puzzle lovers
Keep in mind
- May have limited replayability
- Requires intense attention to detail
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Get your detective eyes ready because 'Behind' is here to test your perception! This isn't your typical board game where you just move pieces around; here, the challenge is purely visual and logical. The goal is to analyze, assemble, and finally, admire. You'll face three distinct scenarios to solve, each with its own unique vibe and mechanics that demand total attention to detail. First, you observe the scattered tiles, attempt to find the logical connection, and place them to reconstruct an image. But it doesn't stop there! The real 'aha!' moment comes when you've assembled the puzzle and can consult clue cards to validate if your reasoning was correct. It's a deeply satisfying investigative experience, especially when you flip the tiles to reveal the full image on the back, confirming you truly 'aw' what was hidden.
The scenarios are diverse and highly immersive: you might investigate a theft in a city museum, follow two scientists experimenting with an incredible machine, or even decipher mysterious hieroglyphs that promise to open doors to the cosmos. It's a game that blends the satisfaction of a puzzle with the adrenaline of a deductive investigation. If you enjoy games that challenge your brain without needing a hundred-page manual, this might just be your new favorite. It's perfect for those who love the thrill of discovering something that was right in front of them all along, but they just hadn't noticed!
The scenarios are diverse and highly immersive: you might investigate a theft in a city museum, follow two scientists experimenting with an incredible machine, or even decipher mysterious hieroglyphs that promise to open doors to the cosmos. It's a game that blends the satisfaction of a puzzle with the adrenaline of a deductive investigation. If you enjoy games that challenge your brain without needing a hundred-page manual, this might just be your new favorite. It's perfect for those who love the thrill of discovering something that was right in front of them all along, but they just hadn't noticed!
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Publisher
KYF Edition, 4GAMES, C.O.R.E Lab, Reflexshop, Strohmann Games
Designer
Cédric Millet
Artist
Martin Vidberg, Maud Chalmel, Pierô
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Is the game very difficult?
It depends on your eye for detail! It's a visual logic challenge, so get ready to focus.
How many players can play?
It's very versatile, ranging from 1 up to a very high number of players, great for groups.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the scenario's complexity.
Do I need much experience?
Not at all! It's intuitive; the focus is on observation rather than complex rules.
What do I do after assembling?
You use the clue cards to confirm you got it right and admire the result!
