Petits meurtres & faits divers

au tribunal

A game by Hervé Marly

4 - 7 Players 45 minutes Simple

Acting, Storytelling

Deduction, Murder/Mystery

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready for a thrilling game of deduction and storytelling with Petits meurtres & faits divers: au tribunal. In this engaging board game, 4 to 7 players take on different roles in a criminal trial, each receiving a booklet to guide them through the experience. Players choose to be the judge, prosecutor, lawyer, or juror, and select a scenario to play out. The game is designed to be simple and quick to learn, with rules that can be explained fast, making it accessible to a wide range of players. As the game unfolds, the prosecutor must deliver a 90-second speech, incorporating key arguments from their booklet, while the defense lawyer must use their wits to deduce and object to these arguments. Meanwhile, the jurors must listen carefully to the presentations, following clues in their booklets to try to figure out who scored the most points. The judge keeps score, with all the answers at their fingertips. With a playtime of just 45 minutes, this game is perfect for a fun and social evening with friends. Designed by Hervé Marly and published in 2013, Petits meurtres & faits divers: au tribunal is a unique and entertaining game that combines acting, storytelling, and deduction to create a truly immersive experience.