
DETECTIVE CLUB BOARD GAME GUIDE
Detective club is a submit and judge party game mixed with a deduction one. There are communication hurdles and much of the game comes down to how you can spin things to your fellow players. There are other games that are similar to this, but none that master this mixture of components in such a meaningful way.
In this fun-filled game for the whole family, players have hands of cards all with very interesting art on them. Turn after turn, one player gives a clue, plays two cards to match and other players do the same. The hook is one person doesn't know the clue and is lying about the art cards they chose. You need to vote on who is lying.
In this fun-filled game for the whole family, players have hands of cards all with very interesting art on them. Turn after turn, one player gives a clue, plays two cards to match and other players do the same. The hook is one person doesn't know the clue and is lying about the art cards they chose. You need to vote on who is lying.
DETECTIVE CLUB - INTERESTING FACTS
Detective Club was designed by Oleksandr Nevskiy who created other titles such as Mysterium (2015), Tajemnicze Domostwo (2013) and My Happy Farm (2011).
Detective Club is published by Blue Orange Games who released other titles such as Kingdomino (2016), Photosynthesis (2017) and Blue Lagoon (2018).
DETECTIVE CLUB - USEFUL LINKS
DETECTIVE CLUB - FAQ
There is no set rule, use your randomizer of choice.
There are 8 color options - Green, Blue, Orange, Red, Yellow, Purple, Black and White.
Not really. Even if you say "Jim's the liar" or something blatant, everyone still has to choose to believe you.
Yes, there are 2. One is to be topical, pick a topic at the beginning and all clues have to be within that topic. The second is a no talking variant that changes the game from a bluffing game to more of an artwork interpretation game.
DETECTIVE CLUB - EDITORIAL
DETECTIVE CLUB - VIDEOS
VIDEO: How To Play Detective Club Board Game
by Game Boy Geek [TRT 12:10]
VIDEO: Detective Club Board Game Review
by Dice Tower [TRT 09:23]