Unsolved - The Hunting Accident

Every detail matters! In this special crime game, players investigate solely based on images. The goal is to gather clues and figure out exactly what happened. The hunting accident takes place in the midst of a hunting party. Each of the three chapters begins with a death. But was it murder? Or just an accident? Are there any evidence or even a motive? A unique crime game where you should definitely trust your eyes! By Frederic Moyersoen, author of Saboteur.

How to play Unsolved - The Hunting Accident:

• The image card stack is prepared for each chapter as follows: 30 basic image cards plus the 6 image cards of the chapter. After shuffling, the chapter's starting card is placed on the face-down stack.
• All players either cooperate as a group or compete in teams against each other.
• In each round, as many image cards are drawn from the stack as there are players, and they are distributed to everyone.
• Each player looks at their received cards one by one and then passes them clockwise until everyone in the round has seen them.
• Together, they then try to reconstruct the events.
• During the game, up to 12 cards can be laid out face-up for everyone until the end of the chapter. The remaining cards are set aside face-down.
• After all cards have been viewed, questions about the victim, the possible weapon, the possible perpetrator, the course of events, and the motives must be answered.
• The group tries to provide as many correct answers as possible. In team play, it is compared at the end who provided the most correct answers.

Contents:

• 48 image cards
• 2 deck cards
• 3 envelopes with solutions
• 1 game instruction manual.