The downside to this is that, because the boards are large-consider laying out an entire deck of cards on the table-it can be hard to see all the details on all of the boards from your seat. They’re also the primary reference you’ll have if you decide to bluff about what you have in your hand. The three game boards depict all of the cards in each of the categories, ordered by their “rank,” and are used to hold cards as they’re played and eliminated from consideration. The illustrations by Lea Ragos Segarra are lovely, though, and really help in creating the atmosphere-high society in the 1920s, fancy estates in France, and various trappings of wealth. The components themselves are fairly simple in this game: a bunch of cards, some simple tokens, and three main boards where cards will be played.

Note: My review is based on a prototype copy, so it is subject to change and may not reflect final component quality.Ī few of the character cards. Liu Méthodologie: The Murder on the Links Components New to Kickstarter? Check out our crowdfunding primer.

Méthodologie: The Murder on the Links was designed by Justin Waggle and published by Gray Wolf Games, with illustrations by Lea Ragos Segarra. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of $30 for a copy of the game. Méthodologie: The Murder on the Links is a social deduction game for 3 to 6 players, ages 14 and up, and takes about 30 minutes to play. What Is Méthodologie: The Murder on the Links? Based on Agatha Christie’s murder mystery, this game puts players simultaneously in the role of the investigators and the accused.

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