#WhatDidYouPlayMondays Whitehall Mistery@boardgames@sopuli.xyz @geekygoodies@mastodon.world #boardgamesLongish hidden movement game (think Fury of Dracula) with a very simple gameplay. Compared to the predecessor, Letters from Whitechapel, this title has been greatly streamlined. Mum and dad caught me a few steps away from my last kill ​:blobcat_sad:​ Right now I am waiting for Beast to be delivered, as I am trying to get more into the genrehttps://www.giochiunitiinternational.com/project/whitehall-mystery/

A completed game of "Whitehall Mistery". The board is an 1888 map of the Whitehall district in London. A screen is hiding a piece of paper listing the moves of Jack the Ripper, whose pawn is on the round track, rather than on the map itself. The pawns of the three Scotland Yard inspectors are on the map, surrounded by yellow and red markers. Players have been taking some notes of the game.
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[–] 2 points 1 year ago (4 children)

Sunday arvo, I played some 2P back-to-back.

7 Wonders Duel - Prefer this to the full game, less chance of getting negatively affected by two neighbouring players.

Radlands - Multi-use cards, lane-battler, kind of like Netrunner-lite. Fun gameplay with plenty of permutations. I wish this game had realistic art rather than cutesy/cartoony, that way I could tell if the praise is mainly for the theming or the solid-gameplay.

District Noir - 2P only set-collection with 1930s gangster cards. You only get to collect 5 cards, once per round. Do you collect early or late? Timing makes all the difference. Still working out strategy to this, and whether there is enough substance and control in the gameplay. Fun to play and look at.

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    No, I don't have it.

    Does it balance anything out?

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