# Scotland Yard Duell: Happy Meal Edition ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2018 - **BGG Rating**: 6.0 - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 2-3 - **Duration**: — - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: Gunter Baars - **Publishers**: Ravensburger AG - **Categories**: Deduction, Travel ## Verdict If you enjoy a fast, fun thief‑hunt, this mini Scotland Yard lands in your Happy Meal ready for action.compact thief‑huntquick‑learn rulesgreat for short sessionslimited player countno official expansionscomponents less durableRECOMMENDED ## Description Scotland Yard Duell – Happy Meal Edition is the miniature version of the classic "Scotland Yard" game, repackaged for McDonald's Happy Meal fans. One player becomes the master detective, trying to locate and capture the thief hiding in the city, while the other players cooperate to trace his moves. The rules are trimmed to fit a tiny package, yet they preserve the core chase mechanic on a stylized London map. A single round takes about 15 to 30 minutes, making it perfect for a quick break or a snack‑time diversion. Designed for 2 to 3 players, it works well for head‑to‑head duels or small groups of friends. Components are compact: a fold‑out board, police and thief miniatures, movement cards, and a small notepad for clues. Despite its size, the deduction and travel mechanics still demand strategic thinking, as players interpret the thief’s trail and plan efficient routes. It’s an excellent entry point for kids to experience deduction games without overwhelming rules. If you loved the full‑size version or need a fast, portable chase game, this Happy Meal edition delivers the same tension in a pocket‑friendly format. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? 2 to 3 players. ### How long does a game take? Approximately 15–30 minutes, depending on player experience. ### What is the game's complexity? Low to medium; rules are streamlined for quick play. ### What components are included? Fold‑out board, police and thief miniatures, movement cards, and a small notepad for clues. ### Is it kid‑friendly? Yes, simple enough for kids 8+ while still fun for adults.