Ministry of Lost Things

Description

Get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure through a realm of forgotten treasures and misplaced memories in the Ministry of Lost Things: Case 1 – Lint Condition. As a scout for the Ministry, you'll be tasked with finding and returning a mysterious item that's been mistakenly taken from your world. With a playtime of 120 to 180 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to dive deep into the world of the Elusiverse, where lost items weave a grand tapestry of stories. Designed by Mark Larson, Rita Orlov, and Chelsea Stark, this cooperative game is perfect for 1 to 4 players who are looking for a challenge that's easy to learn but full of intrigue. In Lint Condition, you'll work together to uncover the details of the lost item and its owner, navigating through a series of puzzles and mysteries. The game is divided into four envelopes, each containing a new set of challenges to be solved in sequence. As you progress through each envelope, you'll reveal more about the lost item and its companion, bringing you closer to your goal. And to ensure you're on the right track, you can verify your solutions online through the M.O.L.T website portal, providing a unique and immersive experience. With its blend of adventure, deduction, and fantasy elements, this game is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. As a cooperative game, Ministry of Lost Things: Case 1 – Lint Condition encourages teamwork and communication, making it a great option for game nights or social gatherings. And with its solo/solitaire option, you can also enjoy the game on your own, taking on the challenge of solving the mysteries at your own pace. Published in 2025, this game is a fresh and exciting addition to the world of board games, and with its easy-to-learn rules, it's accessible to players of all experience levels. So gather your friends, grab some snacks, and get ready to dive into the world of the Ministry of Lost Things – you never know what secrets you'll uncover.

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