Fallen Angels - Card Game (Deduce The Right Evidence to cooperatively Convict The Suspects from 1920s Australia)

• 45 suspect cards, with portraits of real criminals from 1920s Sydney, Australia
• 6 crime scene cards, for sorting your hand
• background information booklet, telling the stories of the pictured suspects
• The cards feature historical mugshots of real suspects arrested in Sydney, Australia, during the 1920s razor gang era.

Product description Sydney Australia in the 1920s is rife with sly grog, prostitution, cocaine, theft and fraud. Razor-wielding gangsters rule the streets, presided over by rival crime queens Tilly Devine and Kate Leigh. But you, the police, have not been idle. The holding cells are overflowing and now you must work as a team to bring together the evidence needed to convict each suspect. Take care – just one slip means a criminal walks free… Fallen Angels is a co-operative card game based on a unique deduction mechanism, and featuring startlingly candid mugshots of the real criminals of Sydney at the height of the Roaring Twenties. It’s designed by John Kean, the brilliant mind behind the award-winning solo game Black Sonata. Fallen Angels was also the big winner of the 2018 54 Card Game Design Contest, winning multiple categories including the Best Overall Game. Directions 1. Shuffle the suspect cards and deal them to players. 2. Each player fans their cards so that they can see one set of icons but the other players see the other set. 3. On their turn, a player selects one card and the other players arrange their hands to indicate which of their own cards feature the icons that they can see on the back of that card. 4. The player must deduce what icon or icons are on the reverse of their card. 5. If they deduce correctly, the evidence may be enough to convict a suspect. If they guess wrong, that suspect is acquitted. 6. To win the game, players must together convict ten suspects without acquitting too many.