Board game "Who Killed Kenny?" PLR-0033, 18+

Description Board game "Who Killed Kenny?" PLR-0033, 18+

In the small town of South Park, Colorado, a bloody murder of a 10‑year‑old 4th‑grade student Kenny McCormick has been committed. Where and how the crime occurred is unclear, but the investigation showed that the body was dragged from the crime scene and the weapon was hidden. The residents of South Park are horrified! How could this happen? Who would have thought that cheerful, sociable and lively Kenny could be killed. That day the schoolboy was seen with his best friends – Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, Stan’s dad – Randy Marsh, classmate – Leopold "Butters" Stotch, and middle‑school teacher – Mr. Harrison. They are the suspects in the murder! Who killed Kenny? Game The only chance to solve this brutal crime and find the perpetrator is to find the weapon and the crime scene. In other words, to understand which resident of South Park could have done it, with what weapon, and where. Well then, friends, we invite you to take on this case, feel like real detectives, and solve this terrible and tangled crime. Goal of the game Determine who, with what weapon, in which place, committed the murder of Kenny McCormick. Gameplay Roll the dice; the detective with the highest total goes first. The player who goes first rolls the dice and moves the rolled number of steps toward the place that, in his opinion, could be the crime scene. You can move right, left, up, or down, but not diagonally. During the move you may change the direction of your token. Upon reaching the place where the crime could have occurred – make a hypothesis. Who killed Kenny? Board game Making a hypothesis Suggest who could have committed the murder and with what weapon, in the place you arrived at, immediately excluding from your hypothesis the cards that you hold. Example. Among your cards are: "Glass shard", "School", "Stan Marsh" – that is, you have already marked on your sheet that it did not happen at the "School", the killer is not "Stan Marsh", and a "glass shard" was not used in the crime. Then you place your token, for example, in the church, and say: - I suspect that "Eric Cartman" beat Kenny to death with a "pink dildo" in the "church". Cards of the game Who Killed Kenny? After that, the other players, in turn, try to refute your hypothesis. The first attempt is made by the detective on the left. If he has none of those cards, the right passes to the next player. This player looks at his cards and checks whether he has at least one of the mentioned cards. If he has one or more of those cards, he shows only one card, and only to the detective who made the hypothesis. In turn, the detective who saw the card marks it on his sheet. And so, throughout the game you cross out all unsuitable possibilities. When you have crossed out all unsuitable possibilities and are absolutely sure of WHO? WHERE? WITH WHAT? committed the murder, go to the center of the game board, without rolling dice, and announce your final accusation! - I accuse "Kyle Broflovski" of shooting Kenny McCormick with a "shotgun" in a "gay club" and dragging his body from the crime scene! With what was the crime carried out? Then the player who made the accusation carefully looks into the envelope so that no one else can see the cards, and says whether his accusation matches the cards in the envelope or not. If all cards match, the player wins and can show everyone the cards that were in the envelope. If even one card does not match, the player loses and leaves the game, without showing the cards that were in the envelope, but instead distributes his cards equally among the other players. The remaining players continue to solve the crime. Keep in mind, each player can make only one accusation per game, but hypotheses can be made any number of times. Age: 18+. Number of players: 2 to 6. Playing time: 30 – 120 minutes.