Sherlock: 13 Hostages — Prices

In "Sherlock: 13 Hostages," you and your team of investigators face an intriguing scenario: a hostage robbery gone wrong, with the robbers vanishing into thin air. Your mission is to unravel what really happened, following the clues to discover the whereabouts of the stolen jewels and understand the dynamics of the crime. This is another case in the Q series, where collaboration is key to success. The game unfolds with 32 clue cards, which are revealed one by one, or discarded, until all cards have been processed. On your turn, each player must make a crucial decision: reveal a card from their hand, placing it on the table for everyone to see and read aloud the important information (bolded or framed text), or discard it. But be careful! Revealing irrelevant clues can cost points at the end, while discarding something vital can prevent the case from being solved. Communication is limited during the game: you can discuss theories and talk about the cards in your hand, but without openly showing them. Only highlighted information can be read aloud. In the end, with all clues revealed (or discarded), the team gathers to piece together the complete theory of the crime and, only then, open the questionnaire to answer the questions. Each correct answer is worth two points, and in this phase, communication is unrestricted, allowing you to freely discuss discarded cards and what you remember about them. Will you be able to solve the mystery of the 13 hostages?