Last Call at Blackwood Lounge
A board game by Lucas Lynch
1 - 99 Players 90 - 180 minutes Unknown
Cooperative Game
Deduction, Murder/Mystery, Print & Play
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Description
Step into the smoky, neon‑lit Blackwood Lounge and find yourself caught in a midnight murder mystery that can swallow a whole party—or just you, if you’re playing solo. Designed by Lucas Lynch and fresh out of the 2026 press, this cooperative game lets anywhere from one to ninety‑nine players team up (or scramble) to piece together clues, expose the killer, and lock the door before the last call rings. The rules are so simple you can get the whole crew set up in a heartbeat, but the deduction twists keep the tension high for a satisfying 90‑to‑180‑minute sprint. Because it’s a print‑and‑play marvel, you can pull it out of a PDF, shuffle the cards, and dive straight into the intrigue, swapping theories over drinks as the clock ticks down. Whether you’re a detective‑wannabe or just love a good group brain‑teaser, Last Call at Blackwood Lounge turns any night into a thrilling, collaborative whodunit.
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