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BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Mystery lovers and horror fans will enjoy eerie tales and clever questioning.
Highlights
- Engaging suspenseful atmosphere
- Simple questions, intriguing answers
- Large player capacity
- Light horror vibe
Keep in mind
- Requires full translation
- Not suitable for kids
- Playtime can vary
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Black Stories: Strange World Edition is the newest addition to a series that has already won fans of mystery and horror. With 2 to 99 players and a playtime ranging from 2 to 222 minutes, the game works like a big deduction session where each participant tries to unravel what happened in a dark scene, only by asking yes‑or‑no questions. The idea is simple: each card contains a short, enigmatic story, and players, in groups or individually, interrogate other cards to piece together the plot. The storytelling mechanic creates a suspenseful atmosphere, as no one knows what detail will surface next, and the fun comes from unexpected answers and the creativity of the narrators. The game requires no board or complex pieces; just a deck of cards and a setting conducive to conversation. While it is a party game, the adult theme and language may deter children, and the need for a full Portuguese translation can be a point of concern for import buyers. On the flip side, the scalability is huge: you can play with a small group or a large circle of friends, and the questions are simple enough for newcomers to feel at ease. If you enjoy dark tales, want something that sparks group discussion, and don’t mind the translation requirement, Black Stories: Strange World Edition is a choice that offers hours of fun with a touch of light mystery and horror.
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
G3, moses. Verlag GmbH, Reflexshop
Designer
Corinna Harder, Jens Schumacher
Artist
Bernhard Skopnik
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate?
From 2 to 99 players, making it perfect for groups of any size.
What is the average playtime?
Playtime ranges from 2 to 222 minutes, depending on card count and question speed.
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! Rules are simple: ask yes‑or‑no questions and piece together the story.
What components are included?
A deck of story cards, no board or extra pieces.
Who is this recommended for?
Mystery and light horror fans who enjoy group conversation, but it’s not suitable for kids.
Do I need a translation?
Yes, if you buy the imported version you’ll need to translate the cards into Portuguese.
Is the game adult-themed?
Yes, the stories are dark and can contain adult content, so it’s best for players 18+.
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