#89: Code 777

Ben Baldanza: "Beautiful deduction game."
Mark Jackson: "I was blown away by how much I enjoyed this very think-y game... I'd avoided it for years - as it turns out, without cause."
picture from jeuxsocotherwise known as "The Official & Completely Authoritative 100 Best Games of All Time Ever Without Question"... so there!
Ben Baldanza: "Beautiful deduction game."
Mark Jackson: "I was blown away by how much I enjoyed this very think-y game... I'd avoided it for years - as it turns out, without cause."
picture from jeuxsoc
1 Comments:
One solution i have seen used to correct the problem Chris mentions, is to have all the wuestion cards face up, and players begin the game with three, then ask a question from their hand, and after hearing the answer, draw to replace that card.
This adds another deduction element, and a bluffing element, as others can see what you plan to ask next (or what you want them to think you plan to ask next).
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