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2020
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Description
Sherlock Holmes: Baker Street Irregulars is the next cooperative Graphic Novel Adventures game. Featuring Wiggins and his friends, The Baker Street Irregulars, you must solve four different kinds of cases for Sherlock Holmes to prove your worth. You'll come across various criminal foes to test both your might and wits, as well as a myriad of puzzles and enigmas. Only with steadfast resolve and quick wits can you emerge victorious. After all, it's your story, your choices, your adventure.
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Pros
- Similar to The Crew in its cooperative nature.
- Features distinct characters with unique abilities.
- Different character booklets provide a varied experience.
Cons
- The host has not played this game yet and needs to explore it.
- Found randomly on the shelf.
Thematic elements
- Sherlock Holmes investigations
- Multiple character booklets
Comparison games
- The Crew
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Multiple character books — You have different characters who are going to have their own books.
- Unique character abilities — Every character has their own kind of ability or special strength or something acrobat or observer or disguise or actual strength.
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- I feel like solo mystery games are really sort of an interesting topic.
- I really like this one and I say I really like it and I've only played one or two cases um but I like that I can sort of replay those cases a little bit.
- This one is an app assisted game which I'm not a huge fan of I try to steer clear of apps I like having just you know my my old-fashioned board games on the table with no technology.
- The best part potentially is the app and the the soundtrack or the noise it plays when you get it wrong is pretty great.
- Each case you actually have this giant newspaper that you can go through and I love going through that because the newspaper itself there's some clues that may or may not be hidden in there.
- The challenge with mystery games they're kind of you solve it and you're done unless you forget the solution then it might be that it might be worth it to play again at some point.
- It's just a really interesting mix of sort of actually having a novel but rather than just reading through a mystery you're actually trying to solve it and you have to deduce everything too.
- I found a board game geek listing for a game that I forgot about for ages the babysitter's club mystery game from the 90s.
- I just liked imagining what's in the area and kind of like traveling down the different streets and seeing what's where.
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