IELLO | Detective Charlie | Board Game | Ages 7+ | 1 to 5 Players | 25 mins Minutes Playing Time

• Detective Charlie needs your help - strange things are happening in the city and mysteries must be investigated!
• Go and meet the inhabitants: everyone knows a detail that can help you solve the case
• Cooperate and examine the clues, but be quick - you don’t have much time!
• Detective Charlie is part of the LOKI range, created by IELLO. This range of games is aimed specifically at children
• Suitable for 1-5 players, aged 7+

Product Description Each player takes turns moving Detective Charlie with the die and interrogating witnesses. The game is played over several rounds until only one suspect is left in the police station. Players take turns rolling the die and doing what it says. As a team, you may then decide to clear one or more suspects. Then put the witness card back, face down. End your turn by giving the die to the player on your left. When only one suspect is left in the police station, they are named the culprit and the game ends. Did you find the right culprit? To find out, open the culprit envelope with the same number as your current case and read the culprit card together! If you were correct, well done! If you were mistaken, no worries, you will do better next time! A cooperative game from Loki. Loki is range of children's games brought to you by IELLO, the development team behind successful children’s titles such as the mysterious forest and sticky chameleons. Loki believe children appreciate high-quality products and take great care to provide upcoming games with engaging components and beautiful illustrations. Loki want sharing games to be about creating unforgettable experiences with children, friends and family. Suitable for one to five players aged seven and up with a playing time of 25 minutes Directions 1. Each player takes turns rolling the die and following the instructions to move Detective Charlie and interrogate witnesses. 2. The game continues until only one suspect is left in the police station. 3. The player who rolled the die last names the culprit. 4. The game ends after the culprit is named. 5. Players can check if they were correct by opening the culprit envelope with the same number as their current case.