• LanguageSpanish
  • Recommended age12+ years
  • Number of playersDe 1 a 8
  • LicenseSherlock Holmes Consulting Detective
Asmodee Ref. SCSHCA01ES · EAN 9782370990365

Asmodee Board Game Sherlock Holmes: Carlton House & Queen's Park PEGI 12 (SCSHCA01ES)

Cooperative investigation board game for 1 to 8 players, featuring 10 cases set in Carlton House and Queen's Park.

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Sherlock Holmes: Carlton House & Queen's Park is a cooperative investigation board game based on the Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective license. Designed for groups of 1 to 8 players, it offers a narrative and deductive experience with an approximate duration of 90 minutes per session. The content includes 10 different cases that require analyzing clues, following testimonies, and connecting information to solve the mysteries presented.

The edition is divided into two main scenarios: Carlton House, a closed mansion with five cases and detailed maps, and Queen's Park, an open environment with a sequential three-day investigation. Additionally, it includes two independent interludes, "The Twisted Trail" and "The Devil's Rescue," which present complex plots outside the usual scenarios. The game is published by Space Cowboys in Spanish and is recommended for ages 12 and up.

  • Cooperative for 1 to 8 players
  • Includes 10 main cases and 2 interludes
  • Scenarios in Carlton House and Queen's Park
  • Duration of 90 minutes
  • Spanish edition by Space Cowboys
  • Recommended for ages 12 and up

  • Brand
  • Reference
    SCSHCA01ES
  • EAN
    9782370990365
  • In stock
    3 Items
  • EAN13
    9782370990365

Data sheet

Recommended age12+ years
LanguageSpanish
LicenseSherlock Holmes Consulting Detective
Number of playersDe 1 a 8
Duration90 minutes
PublisherSpace Cowboys

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