Sherlock: Entre tumbas

If you've always wanted to put on your detective hat and solve complex crimes without needing a massive board, Sherlock: Between Graves is your perfect entry point. This game is part of the Q System series, where simplicity is the key: you have only 32 cards that tell a story. The goal is straightforward but challenging: find out what happened to Adam Lockwood, a man who disappeared mysteriously at work. The experience is purely cooperative and focused on deduction. During the game, each player holds cards and must decide: either you reveal a clue to the group, or you discard a card you consider irrelevant. The catch is that if you discard something vital, you will lose precious points at the end. Communication is limited, so you cannot show your cards or read the full text to others — only what is in bold or inside an image. This creates a group dynamic where everyone needs to know the right time to share what they know. The game shines precisely in this partial information exchange. When all cards are revealed or discarded, the group sits down to piece the puzzle together. It's time to discuss theories, recall details from discarded cards, and answer the final questionnaire. Each correct answer adds points, and the goal is to reach the most accurate conclusion possible about the disappearance. As a mystery game, it has that classic 'one-shot' characteristic, since once you know the solution, the mystery loses its charm. It's a fantastic option to take on trips or for a quick game night with friends who enjoy a good mental challenge. If you like Sherlock Holmes or 'pocket' escape room-style investigation games, this series will win you over with its ease of setup and the depth it extracts from very few components. Get your magnifying glass ready, organize your thoughts, and try not to let any important clue slip by, because the truth is hidden in the details.