6 Suspects

A crime has been committed and there are six suspects. Who did it? 6 Suspects is all about memory and sharp thinking. Each suspect has two hidden evidence cards. On your turn you secretly peek at a card and try to work out who has the most evidence against them. Whoever is first to name the right culprit scores a point. The game is wonderfully simple to explain. On your turn you flip over one of the twelve face-down cards, look at it, and put it back. This way you build up a picture in your head of who looks suspicious. As soon as everyone has had at least four turns, a player may call out that they think they know the culprit. After that everyone takes one last look, and then all players point at their suspect at the same time. The cards are revealed and the tension rises. All the evidence is added up per suspect, and the one with the most evidence is the culprit. Playing with a small group or with the whole family at the table? With two to eight players and games of about twenty minutes, 6 Suspects is perfect for a quick game in between.