Grab your magnifying glass and adjust your top hat, because you've just been summoned to solve an intriguing mystery in May 1889! In 'Adventures by Gaslight', you and your fellow investigators dive into a complex case where logic is your only weapon. The mission? Clear Anny Forster's name, find Amelie Thacker's missing porcelain birds, and, of course, figure out Mycroft's true role in this whole mess.

This isn't a game of chance. Forget dice or random cards; here, what matters is your ability to filter information, connect the dots, and deduce the truth from scattered clues. It's the kind of experience that turns your gaming table into an investigative war room, where every detail in the period newspapers could be the key to the solution.

Important: this title is a supplement. To play, you absolutely need the components from the base game 'Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Thames Murders & Other Cases'. The content provides everything you need for the new adventure: a Case Book with daily briefings and solutions, a Clue Book with hundreds of numbered entries, Victorian-era newspaper archives, and even a detailed map of Paris from 1889 to track your movements.

Whether playing solo to test your intellect or gathering a group to debate wild theories, the experience is immersive and challenging. It's a true exercise in critical reading and logical reasoning, transporting players to the heart of 19th-century Europe in search of the truth. Can you solve the case before time runs out, or will the culprit get away with it?