Mystic Paths

R&R Games · Board game · 2021
2–6 · best 4 45–60 min Weight 1.0/5
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6.8 rating BGG
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Our Verdict

A fast and super fun cooperative deduction game for your next game night!

Highlights
  • Very fun deduction
  • Dynamic and quick
  • Great for groups
  • Tests your synergy
Keep in mind
  • Requires creativity
  • Can be tricky
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About the game
Get your deduction skills ready because Mystic Paths is going to test how well you know your friends! The goal is to navigate through the mysterious Eternal Forest, a labyrinth filled with sealed portals that can only be opened with the help of your teammates. The catch? Your path is unique and only you know where you are headed, so you must guide your companions without causing total chaos.

Here is how it works: each turn, you must provide a clue about your next destination among several portal options. But don't think it's going to be easy! You can't just say the name of the place; you have to use the clue cards dealt to you. Imagine your next destination is 'anteater.' If you have cards with the words 'hairy' or 'long,' you'll need to be incredibly creative to make your teammates grasp the connection before time runs out. It's a game of pure mind-reading, where success depends on how well you can link abstract concepts to the available cards.

The challenge is collective: every player must complete their individual journey before the five rounds are up. If someone gets stuck in the labyrinth, the whole group loses. It's a fast-paced game with simple rules, but it requires great synergy between players. It is perfect for fans of 'Who am I?' or guessing games, but with a touch of fantasy and cooperation. Just a heads-up: since clues depend on specific cards, creativity is your best ally to prevent the group from getting lost in the forest!
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Game details
Publisher R&R Games
Designer Brian Leet, Kevin Worden
Artist Brandon Lewis, Stephani Stacy, William O'Brien
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
Typically between 45 to 60 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it's a word and deduction game, it works well for ages 8 or 10+.
Is the game hard?
The weight is low (1/5), so it's easy to learn, but the challenge lies in the communication!
Can I play solo?
The game is designed to be cooperative, so it's best played in a group.
How many players can play?
From 2 to 6 players.
Do I need to know English?
Yes, as it relies on word association, it's best if you know the language or have a translated version.