
2024 · Puslespil
Kronologic: Paris 1920
Investigators work to unravel a string of unexplained incidents at the Paris Opera by collecting and interpreting movement clues about implicated characters. On a turn, a player aligns a suspect card with a perforated tile to reveal two pieces of information: one private and one that must be shared with the table. Players use those shared and secret clues to deduce where suspects were at the time of each incident and identify the culprit. Scenarios vary in complexity and era, offering replayable cases across different settings and multiple plays per scenario.
- Spillere
- 1–4 bedst 3
- Spilletid
- 30 min
- Alder
- 10+
- Kompleksitet
- 2,1 / 5
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How exactly do I place a Location card under a Time or Character placard? Does orientation matter?
Place the Location card directly under the chosen TIME or CHARACTER placard with the rounded corner of the card matching the rounded corner of the placard and the Location icon visible through the hole—orientation must match (p. 2).
What do I have to announce aloud and what do I keep secret when I flip a card?
The information shown on a green background is SHARED and must be announced aloud, while the information on a white background is PRIVATE and is for you alone (p. 2).
If I flip a Time placard, what does the number mean? And what about flipping a Character placard?
Placing a Location under a TIME placard tells you how many Characters were in that Location at that Time (shared) and may privately identify which Character(s); placing it under a CHARACTER placard tells you how many times that Character visited the Location overall (shared) and may privately show the specific Time(s) (p. 2).
Can characters stay in the same Location between consecutive Times or move more than one room at a time?
No: unless an Investigation says otherwise, Characters always move between each Time, never remain in the same Location for two consecutive Times, and they move only one adjacent room per Time via connected passages (p. 2).
What does the “go again” icon mean — do I get a free extra question?
The “go again” icon means you must immediately take another investigation after everyone takes notes when that icon appears; it is not a free question in solo play—any extra question from a “go again” still counts toward your solo question total (p. 2; solo note on p. 1).
When can I end the game and check my answers?
At any moment you believe you can answer all the Investigation questions, secretly write your answers on your note sheet and then check the solution in the scenario booklet; if correct you win, if incorrect you are eliminated (p. 1).
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