Sherlock: Last Call

Something goes terribly wrong on board flight TJ1309. A passenger has a heart attack high in the air, and his travel companion panics. As soon as the plane has landed, it is up to you to work out what exactly happened here. In Sherlock: Last Call you all step into the shoes of a team that wants to get to the truth. It works like this: together you have 32 cards with clues. Taking turns, you place one face up on the table, so everyone can read along and listen. Some clues bring you closer to the solution, others lead you astray. You may talk about your suspicions and share your theories with the group, but you never show your cards. So choose carefully what you reveal and what you would rather discard. At the end you put everything together and answer the questions. Every correct answer earns points, while every unnecessary clue costs you a few. You can play it alone or with up to eight people, and one game takes about an hour. Ideal for an evening when everyone wants to be a detective for a while.