- BGG rank
- BGG #4,221
- BGG rating
- 6.4
NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game
2012
Rules assistance for NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game
Plain-language explanations of turns, card effects and disputed situations, with official source references and saved question history.
- 2–9 players
- 15–60 min
- 8+
- Complexity 1.6/5
About the game
NOIR: Killer vs. Inspector is a two-player game of hidden identities and deduction. Each player receives a secret identity from among 25 suspects and an open role that determines his available moves and victory conditions. The Killer plays by eliminating players, focusing more on intuition and reading his opponent. The Inspector uses secret information and his ability to accuse suspects to create a play style more focused around logical elimination of possibilities. The game plays in 5 to 15 minutes, and is contained in a 54-card deck box for easy travel play. NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game – Black Box Edition includes fifty suspect and fifty innocent cards as well as six game modes — including Killer vs. Inspector, Hitman vs. Sleuth, Spy Tag, Master Thief vs. Chief of Police — to test your mettle!
Designers
Publishers
- GaGa Games
- Planeta Igor
- Level 99 Games
Questions and answers
The rules assistant for NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game will help explain turns, card effects and disputed situations, with references to verified official materials and saved question history. It is not ready yet; verified sources for your edition are still being prepared.
NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game supports 2–9 players according to the catalogue.
The listed playing time for NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game is 15–60 minutes. The actual duration depends on the group and its familiarity with the game.
The catalogue lists NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game for ages 8 and up. Check the age guidance on your edition.
The credited designers of NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game are: D. Brad Talton, Jr..
The catalogue lists NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game as a base game.
Rules assistant for NOIR: Deductive Mystery Game
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