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Our Verdict
A fast-paced and addictive western mystery for group play.
Highlights
- Engaging and thematic mystery
- Cooperative and dynamic
- Simple and direct rules
- Great for larger groups
Keep in mind
- Requires attention to detail
- Language dependent (needs translation)
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Grab your detective hat and adjust your holster, because the Old West just got a lot more mysterious! In Sherlock Far West: Disparos al amanecer, you and your team of investigators arrive in Tornado Town to solve a case that seems to have ended in a very strange way. The goal is to figure out who did it, how, why, and who was there. But hold on, it's not just about showing up and pointing fingers! The game works with a system of 32 clue cards that are revealed one by one. You need to manage your hand of cards and decide which clues to share with the group. The real catch? Communication is limited! You can talk about the cards in your hand, but you cannot show them to anyone, and you may only read out loud the words in bold or text inside a frame. If you play a clue that is irrelevant to the case, get ready to lose points at the end! This is a purely cooperative game, so everyone must work together to build the perfect theory before answering the final questionnaire. If you answer correctly, the victory belongs to everyone; if you fail, the mystery remains unsolved. It's a race against time and your own memory, as you'll need to recall details from discarded cards. It's the perfect game for fans of western vibes mixed with Sherlock Holmes-style intellect, without needing hours of rules explanation to start having fun.
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Publisher
GDM Games, ABACUSSPIELE, Geekach LLC, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd, MS Edizioni
Designer
Josep Izquierdo Sánchez, Martí Lucas Feliu
Artist
Amelia Sales
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How many players can play?
1 to 8 players, making it great for parties!
Is the game difficult?
It has a light weight, but the deduction requires focus.
Do I need to know English?
Yes, it's reading-heavy, so a translation is essential.
How long does a game take?
Usually between 45 to 60 minutes.
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! It has a functional solo mode.
What happens if I get an answer wrong?
The group won't get the maximum victory, so play carefully!