Black Stories Junior: Adventure Stories

moses. Verlag GmbH, Gen-X Games (GenX), Kaissa Chess & Games · Board game · 2020
6.1 Ludopedia 6.7 BGG 2–15 2–222 min Weight 1.5/5
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RECOMMENDED

Black Stories Junior: Adventure Stories is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a light, fun mystery game that's great for the family. Forget the scares of the original version; here the focus is on adventure and deductive reasoning, with riddles that will make everyone laugh and think together. If you enjoy guessing games and storytelling, you'll love unraveling these unusual stories.

Highlights
  • Guaranteed family fun
  • Stimulates deductive reasoning
  • Easy to learn and play
  • Great for trips and parties
  • Captivating and funny stories
Keep in mind
  • Relies on a good game master
  • Requires player creativity
  • Can become repetitive over time
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you enjoy unraveling mysteries but prefer something lighter and more fun, without that gloomy atmosphere, then Black Stories Junior: Adventure Stories is the perfect choice for your crew! This 'scary-free' version of the famous Black Stories series was designed for families and children aged 8 and up, swapping heavy suspense for colorful and humorous enigmas. Get ready to embark on 50 stories that are true adventure puzzles, where imagination is your greatest asset. The game challenges you to reconstruct intriguing scenarios, such as escaping hungry hyenas in the desert or solving other unusual situations, using only yes or no questions. One player takes on the role of the riddle master, reading the complete solution, while the others try to unravel the mystery by asking questions that can only be answered with 'yes' or 'no'. It's an exercise in creativity and deductive reasoning that guarantees good laughs and moments of pure group fun. Perfect for livening up parties, trips, or any family gathering, this card game invites you to be a junior detective and dive into narratives full of adrenaline and surprises.

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2–15 players
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Game details

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Mechanics

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Series: Black Stories Junior
Publisher moses. Verlag GmbH, Gen-X Games (GenX), Kaissa Chess & Games, Tucker's Fun Factory B.V.
Designer Corinna Harder
Artist Helmut Kollars

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1want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

7 questions
What is the minimum recommended age for Black Stories Junior: Adventure Stories?
The game is ideal for children aged 8 and up, but the fun is guaranteed for the whole family!
How many players can participate?
It's super flexible! It can be played by 2 to 15 people, which makes it perfect for large or small groups.
What is the average game duration?
Each riddle can be solved in a few minutes, but the total playtime is very variable, from 2 to 222 minutes, depending on how many riddles you decide to solve and the group's creativity!
Is it a complex game to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple: one player reads the solution and the others ask 'yes' or 'no' questions to unravel the mystery. Easy peasy!
What are the game components?
The game consists of 50 riddle cards, each with a mystery on the front and the complete solution on the back. Very portable and practical!
Does this game have any language dependency?
Yes, the language dependency is extensive, as the fun lies in reading and understanding the stories and questions. A good translation or familiarity with Portuguese is essential.
Is this a horror game?
No! Unlike the original Black Stories series, the Junior version is 'scary-free', focusing on fun adventures and intriguing riddles, without any scary elements.

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