
Sherlock Junior
¿Dónde está Alba?
A board game by Martí Lucas Feliu, Josep Izquierdo Sánchez
2-8 Players 60 minutes Medium
Hand Management, Memory, Communication Limits, Cooperative Game
Card Game, Deduction, Murder/Mystery
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Description
Imagine a rainy afternoon in London, a missing girl named Alba, and a bunch of clever kids taking on the case. Sherlock Junior: ¿Dónde está Alba? lets 2‑8 players become junior detectives, shuffling cards, swapping clues and trying to piece together the mystery before time runs out. In about an hour you’ll be juggling hand‑management and memory challenges, whispering hints under tight communication limits that keep everyone on their toes. It’s a cooperative brain‑teaser designed by Martí Lucas Feliu and Josep Izquierdo Sánchez, so you’ll have to work together, not against each other, to solve the puzzle. The rules are as smooth as a good deduction – anyone who’s played a board game before will catch on fast, but the blend of card play, deduction and a dash of murder‑mystery flair keeps it fresh each round. Perfect for family game night or a friends‑group looking for a clever, story‑driven adventure where every clue matters and the thrill of “Aha!” is the real prize.
