Deduction

Deduction games involve players using logic and reasoning to uncover hidden information or solve mysteries. Examples include “Clue,” “Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective,” and “One Night Ultimate Werewolf.”

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Rating:4.3/5

Memento Review

Memento mixes memory challenges with social fun. Balance is fair with minimal luck. Replayability is high, making each game unique!
The Thing: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

The Thing Review

The Thing is a thrilling blend of deduction and deception. Its immersive theme keeps you on edge, although luck can sometimes tip the balance. Still, it's a fantastic game for those who love suspense and strategy.
Jinx: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.5/5

Jinx Review

Jinx is a mix of strategy and chaos. Perfect for lighthearted game nights, though it can feel unbalanced. The social interaction is a blast, but luck plays a big role. 3/5 stars.
Speakeasy: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.5/5

Speakeasy Review

Speakeasy offers a lively 1920s vibe with engaging social interactions. While the theme charms, luck elements can unbalance gameplay. Perfect for a casual, fun night with friends.
Nosferatu - Nosferatu, Grosso Modo Éditions, 2017 — front cover (image provided by the publisher) - Credit: W Eric Martin
Rating:4.3/5

Nosferatu Review

Nosferatu combines gothic horror with tense gameplay, making every session thrilling. The mix of strategy and suspense keeps you on your toes, though some luck can sway outcomes. A must-try for fans of fast-paced, strategic games!
Twin Peaks: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Twin Peaks Review

Twin Peaks board game captures the show's eerie essence. Great theme and mechanics, with balanced gameplay. Minor luck factor but still thrilling and replayable. A must-try for fans!
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Rating:4.3/5

Citadel Review

Citadel mixes strategy with luck, boasting unique role selection and city building. Stellar artwork and strong player interaction, but balance can sometimes feel luck-driven.
Alchemist: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.8/5

Alchemist Review

Alchemist brilliantly mixes deduction and worker placement, topped with a tech twist via an app. Strategic and fun, though the pace can be slow sometimes.
Hearts: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.8/5

Hearts Review

Hearts blends easy rules with deep strategy. The game brings endless fun and strong social interaction, making it a great choice for game nights!
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Rating:4.5/5

Submarine Review

Submarine offers engaging mechanics and solid player balance. The components are high quality, and the replayability is top-notch. A few tricky rules, but overall a rewarding experience!