7.4
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Ludopedia
6.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy a quick mind duel and love unraveling mysteries, NOIR is the right choice! It's a super agile deduction game that fits in your pocket.
Highlights
- Fast and tense deduction
- Engaging themes
- Portable and easy to play
- Variety of modes
Keep in mind
- Focused on 2 players
- Rules can be confusing initially
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Get ready for a pocket-sized deduction and mystery game! NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game puts you in the shoes of a spy or detective, where each player has a secret role and a well-defined mission. One player is the Killer, trying to eliminate targets without getting caught, relying on intuition and reading the opponent's moves. The other is the Inspector, who uses hidden information and the ability to make accusations to unravel the mystery through logic and elimination of possibilities. The game is super fast, playable in 5 to 15 minutes, perfect for taking anywhere with its compact box. The Black Box Edition further boosts the fun with 50 suspect cards and 50 innocent cards, opening up six different game modes. Test your skills in scenarios like Killer vs. Inspector, Hitman vs. Sleuth, Spy Tag, and Master Thief vs. Chief of Police. It's a mind duel that demands strategy and attention to detail, ideal for those who enjoy a quick and engaging challenge.
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In English
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How to Play NOIR with Brad & Lynda
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Game #1: Killer Vs. Inspector - Quick Start Tutorial
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Dad's Gaming Addiction - NOIR (Episode 76)
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Noir Tutorial
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Game #3: Spy Tag - Quick Start Tutorial
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Game #4: Master Thief vs. Chief of Police - Quick Start Tutorial
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Game #5: FBI vs. Mafia - Quick Start Tutorial
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Game #2: Hitman Vs. Sleuth - Quick Start Tutorial
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Game #6: Heist - Quick Start Tutorial
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How to Play Noir: Deductive Mystery Game (Rules School)
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How To Setup and Play NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game ‐ BGG.CON 2013 Special Edition
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Level 99 Games, GaGa Games, Planeta Igor
Designer
D. Brad Talton, Jr.
Artist
Fábio Fontes
How many players can participate?
NOIR is designed for 2 players, with one taking on the role of the Killer and the other the Inspector. The fun lies in this direct duel!
How long does a game session last?
Get ready for lightning-fast matches! A game of NOIR takes about 5 to 15 minutes, perfect for those who want a quick play.
Is the game difficult to learn?
The basic rules are simple, but mastering the strategies and different game modes might take a little practice. It's a game that rewards experience!
What components come with the game?
It usually comes in a small box (like the 'Black Box Edition'), containing suspect and innocent cards, along with a rulebook featuring various game modes.
Is this game more about luck or strategy?
NOIR is a pure deduction game, so strategy and the ability to read your opponent are much more important than luck.
Do I need anything extra to play?
No! Everything you need to play is contained in the box. It's a 'Print & Play' game or comes ready to go, depending on the version.
Who is NOIR best suited for?
Ideal for fans of deduction games, mysteries, and quick two-player duels. If you enjoy thinking and bluffing, you'll love it!