The criminal has to cover his tracks

In the game Last Message, the victim of the crime will have to give clues, over the course of four tours, so that the detectives can try to guess the criminal's identity. The victim can't talk, but he can draw. To keep the detectives guessing. But the criminal will do everything in his power to cover his tracks.

Try to solve the mystery

The victim has 30 seconds to draw and write in a 3x3 grid. The criminal can, however, erase some of the drawings. If the criminal is not clearly identified by the end of the fourth round, he wins the game; otherwise, the detectives and the victim win. It's an addictive atmospheric game, a cocktail of fun, where the characters have to be quick on their feet.

The tracks are blurred

With a total of three roles: the victim, the culprit and the investigators. The crime takes place in a crowd, and you'll need to identify the culprit. The victim can pass on clues to the investigators. Using a hand-erasable felt-tip pen, you can write or draw information to try and identify the culprit on a slate cut into 9 squares. The culprit will try to disrupt the victim's message. The further the game progresses, the fewer squares the culprit will be able to erase, and the more legible the victim's message will become. Try to identify a character from among 300 autres.

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