Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective

The Mansion Murders

A game by Thomas Cauët, Suzanne Goldberg, Gary Grady, Raymond Edwards

1 - 6 Players 60 minutes Medium

Cooperative Game, Storytelling

Deduction, Murder/Mystery, Novel-based

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready to put your detective skills to the test with Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Mansion Murders, a thrilling expansion to the original game. This cooperative game is perfect for 1 to 6 players, and with a playtime of 60 minutes, you can gather your fellow sleuths for a fun and challenging evening of mystery-solving. As an expansion to Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Thames Murders & Other Cases, The Mansion Murders offers more exciting cases to crack, each one requiring your keen deductive reasoning and attention to detail. In this game, you'll delve into a world of murder, mystery, and intrigue, navigating the twists and turns of each case to uncover the truth. With no luck involved, just your mental ability, you'll need to carefully analyze the information provided to piece together the events and identify the culprits. The game's storytelling mechanics will draw you into the world of Sherlock Holmes, where you'll feel like you're right there with the famous detective, working to solve the most baffling crimes. Whether you're playing alone or with a group, The Mansion Murders is a great way to exercise your brain and have fun at the same time. First released in 1983, The Mansion Murders has stood the test of time, remaining a beloved expansion to the original game. Designed by Thomas Cauët, Suzanne Goldberg, Gary Grady, and Raymond Edwards, this game is a must-try for fans of deduction and mystery. So gather your friends, grab your thinking caps, and get ready to enter the world of Sherlock Holmes, where the game is afoot and the solution is waiting to be discovered. With its normal complexity level, it's easy to learn and play, making it accessible to board game enthusiasts of all levels.