Sherlock
Are you at Sherlock Holmes' level or closer to Lestrade's? Assemble your team of detectives and experience a real first-person investigation, decide which clues are useful, discard the irrelevant ones and solve the case.
"Sherlock" is a series of investigation and deduction games, recommended by the prestigious Spiel de Jhares awards and with more than 1 million copies sold, where we will have to solve a mystery. Each participant decides which clues are relevant to the case and which clues to discard. At any time, theories about the case can be developed with the information available to the public. Once all the cards have been played, the form is opened and the ten final questions are answered.
How to play:
- Deal the clue cards.
- Take it in turns to decide to publish or discard a clue.
- Create a theory with the public clues.
- Solve the form.
Components:
- 32 clue cards.
- Instructions, form with questions and answers to the case.
Prizes:
- 2019 - Spiel de Jahres nomination.
- 2018 - Winner Hispa Award.
Clap
Welcome to the unique Clap show, a musical game where harmony, rhythm and percussion will be the protagonists. Follow the rhythm set by the metronome and tap the table, clap your hands, tap your shoulder and clap your chest. Will you be able to create music? or avoid detection of your mistakes?
Clap is a game that will test your sense of rhythm and coordination. Each participant plays their notes, all at the same time, while the metronome adds notes and tries to detect mistakes. If the metronome detects a mistake, the best card of the person who made the mistake is kept. If no one misses and a song of 4 notes per participant is achieved, the metronome does not score and everyone keeps their best card. The winner is the one who has the most points after as many rounds as there are participants.
How to play:
- Give 1 card to each participant.
- Start the rhythm: one, two, three, four...
- Notes are added.
- Music is created until someone misses.
Components:
- 36 simple cards.
- 18 double cards.
Knives Out
The queen has no heirs, and the succession has triggered a bloody competition among forgotten uncles, ambitious cousins, granddaughters, two brothers, sisters-in-law, and sons-in-law… all eager to claim the throne. Even the royal pets are vying for the position!
Each player supports two of the eccentric contenders for the throne, sharing goals and navigating a game of shifting alliances, bittersweet betrayals, and daggers in the air. Plot to eliminate your rivals in the line of succession and make sure one of your candidates ascends to the throne. The living contender who ranks highest in the line of succession will be the next to reign.
How to play:
- Each player plays a card.
- Reveal the cards.
- Carry out actions starting with the player who played the lowest card.
- Reveal the action line for the next round.
Components:
- 110 cards.
- 24 dagger tokens.
Crack List
Don't miss the best board game: Stop with cards!
Crack List is a general culture game that combines "Stop" and "Uno" with a host of updated categories. It is perfect for quick games with friends, family or colleagues. And its small format allows you to take it with you wherever you go.
Call your friends, your parents, your grandmother or your favourite aunt or uncle. Form teams of two, four, six, eight or more players. Make the most of get-togethers with your workmates, flatmates, cousins...
Any excuse is a good excuse to get CRACK LIST out of the drawer!
CRACK LIST is a card game consisting of three games. The first person to run out of cards wins. It's as simple as that... or almost!
How to play:
- The youngest player draws the first card from the RED deck and chooses a category.
- The dealer deals eight cards from the BLUE deck to each player and places the remaining pile in the middle.
- Each player has 20 seconds to play one of their LETTER or ACTION cards.
- The first person to run out of cards wins the game.
Components:
- Two decks of 80 cards (The blue deck, the game and the red deck, the lists with more than 230 categories of all kinds).
Approx
do you know how many teeth a shark has, how long the longest hiccup attack lasted, or how many bathrooms Buckingham Palace has? Discover curious and surprising facts in this exciting game in which the winner is not the one who knows the most, but the one who can best guess the answers.
Approx is a game that will test your intuition. Each opponent has four cards: each card has a question on one side and a numerical answer on the other, which must not be revealed until the end. In each round a challenge is revealed, and each participant has to play the cards that he or she thinks are closest to achieving that goal. When they are revealed, the question and answer of each card is read, and we keep the cards that have helped us to complete the challenge. Whoever has the most cards in their possession after eight rounds wins.
How to play:
- Give 4 cards to each participant.
- Show a challenge.
- Play your cards.
- Check the hits.
Components:
- 10 challenge cards
- 200 data cards