Van Ryder Games | Detective: City of Angels | Board Game | Ages 14+ | 1 to 5 Players | 30 to 150 Minutes Playing Time

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My primary experience of this game is of solving the cases on my own, then acting as the chisel for other players. We messed up here and there but the cases are written in a very engaging way so we don't feel frustrated because there's always some thing interesting to learn. Detective: City of Angels, set in the dark and violent world of 1940s Los Angeles, is a game of mystery, deception, and investigation for 1-5 players. Detective City of Angels, set in the dark and violent world of 1940s Los Angeles, is a game of mystery, deception, and investigation for 1–5 players. I also do this in solo—if I don't solve the mystery "in time," I acknowledge that, but still let myself see the case through.

If players pass they do nothing, and players that bribed pay three money and get to see the response to the question that was asked. Set in the dark and violent world of 1940s Los Angeles, Detective: City of Angels is a game of mystery, deception, and investigation for 1–5 players. Teaching the Game: As the Chisel really pay attention to the Detectives because if they are having a hard time a Chisel player can make things somewhat easier.

Detectives can challenge responses that they think are lies but at great risk: If they're wrong, The Chisel will acquire leverage over them, making the case that much harder to solve. If there is a matching number for the location they will hand this to the detective for them to read. The detective to the left of the Chisel will take the first turn of the game, and the Chisel does not take turns as they will instead be making key decisions on a detective's turn. What's good about this game is that it could be played solo to enjoy the experience and then It could be played with the knowledgeable player as the chisel with more people so at least double the chance of playing.

Officer- Pay three scratch to the bank to look at a lettered case card that another Detective has a knowledge marker on. After the Detective hands over their investigation sheet to the Chisel, the Chisel will check to see if the Detective is correct. Jump forward to 2019 and it’s impossible not to compare Van Ryder Games’ Detective: City of Angels to the L.Despite missing some of the mechanics of multiplayer, Sleuth Mode is a solid way to experience the game, particularly if you’re more interested in exploring the narrative or lack a regular playgroup. Detectives can explore every shadowy corner of the City of Angels, rendered in gorgeous and authentic detail on a massive 33x21 inch game board. If the response was the "most useful response" then the Chisel keeps the leverage marker to be used as Leverage against the Detective. The player to the Chisel's left will gain 4 scratch, second player 5, third 6, and the last player will get 9 scratch.