Behind Shot: Magie et Potions

KYF Edition · Board game · 2026
1–4 Solo 45–90 min
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Our Verdict

A magical and highly accessible deduction puzzle, perfect for a quick challenge.

Highlights
  • Addictive deduction mechanics
  • Perfect for solo play
  • Ideal gateway game
  • Visually stimulating
Keep in mind
  • Limited replayability potential
  • Requires keen attention to detail
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About the game
Ever wanted to feel like a detective, but with a magical twist? Behind Shot: Magie et Potions is a concentrated, super accessible version of the award-winning Behind (winner of the 2025 As d'Or Initié). If you want to dive into mystery without a massive rulebook, this is your game! The premise is simple: a comic strip page about a laid-back apprentice wizard trying a new potion recipe has been torn out and scattered. Your mission, solo or with a team, is to piece it all back together. With 60 tiles, you'll need to scrutinize every detail—a line, a color, or a snippet of text might be the key to connecting two pieces. If your brain starts to knot up, don't panic: the artwork itself can offer hints, or you can use clue cards to get back on track. The ultimate test is ensuring that when you flip the tiles, the image on the back is flawless. It's a pure, visual, and incredibly satisfying logic puzzle. This is the perfect gateway into the Behind series, making it an ideal choice for a quick, clever session while you wait for the next big installment!
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Misc: Limited Replayability Series: Behind (KYF Edition) Theme: Alchemy Theme: Wizards
Publisher KYF Edition
Designer Cédric Millet
Artist Pierô
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the game too hard for beginners?
Not at all! It's specifically designed to be an accessible introduction to the genre.
Can I play it solo?
Absolutely! It works great as a solo brain-teaser.
How long does a game take?
Typically between 45 to 90 minutes, depending on how fast you think!
How many players can play?
From 1 to 4 players, supporting solo or cooperative play.
What is the goal to win?
Your goal is to perfectly assemble the comic page without any connection errors.