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Sherlock game. Fast pocket detective

"Sherlock" (also known as "elementary")-a popular series of fast detective cooperatives for 1-8 players. In 2019, this game became a nominee of the prestigious Spiel Des Jahres competition (the game of the year in Germany). There is a separate case in each box of players. This is an interesting detective filler that can be investigated with solo, with friends or family members. Gicacle guarantees that the game will appeal to both beginners and experienced players.

In the Sherlock series you are competing in the investigation of cases with a legendary detective with Baker Street. Can you cope no worse than Holmes brilliant Sherlock? Will you pour in one on the spot as Inspector Lestrade? The investigation begins with a brief introduction that introduces you to the details of the case. Teach the necessary evidence and dump unnecessary, discuss your theories and use the power of deduction to unravel the secret.

Detective system Q System

In all games of the series the mechanics "Q System" is implemented. After reading the introduction, players receive a certain number of cards per hand (the number of cards depends on the number of participants). Players cannot show each other cards on their hand, but can read aloud the underlined words or text in the pump with a screwdriver.

players walk in turn. In his course, the active player performs one of 2 actions:

• Put proof . The player chooses the card on his hand and puts her vodka in the center of the table. Information on it is now available for everyone.
• reset proof .  The player chooses a card from his hand and puts it down in a disk.

When all the evidence is set out or reset and the deck is exhausted, players discuss available information and reflect on the probable version of events. However, if at the end of the game in a discharge less than 6 cards, the players immediately lose.

The game ends when the players are determined by the final version and will answer the questions. For each correct answer, they receive 2 points. For each proof that is not concerned, they lose 1 point. Calculate your result and find out if you managed to rub your police officer from Scotland Yard or even compare with Sherlock.