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Methodologie
Take on the roles of suspect and sleuth from Agatha Christie’s acclaimed detective novel The Murder on the Links. Use your “little grey cells” to gather evidence, eliminate suspects, and... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
30 minutes
Published
2022
Age
14+
Publisher
Gray Wolf Games
Players
3 to 6 players
Designer
Justin Waggle
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Gray Wolf Games, and Justin Waggle
Description
Take on the roles of suspect and sleuth from Agatha Christie’s acclaimed detective novel The Murder on the Links. Use your “little grey cells” to gather evidence, eliminate suspects, and ultimately level an accusation.
Methodologie features characters, locations, and objects from the original story, but the details are obscured and perpetually rearranged to preserve the integrity of the mystery.
Explore this unique case from a new perspective every time you play Methodologie!
J’accuse!
In the Investigation Phase, the players will reveal cards from their hands, then interrogate each other in order to eliminate leads. This sequence continues until each player has one character, one location and one object left in hand.
In the Accusation Phase, the players will place tokens to make accusations about the remaining cards in each other’s hands. Any cards not correctly identified by majority accusation will be scored when the game ends.
Methodologie features characters, locations, and objects from the original story, but the details are obscured and perpetually rearranged to preserve the integrity of the mystery.
Explore this unique case from a new perspective every time you play Methodologie!
J’accuse!
In the Investigation Phase, the players will reveal cards from their hands, then interrogate each other in order to eliminate leads. This sequence continues until each player has one character, one location and one object left in hand.
In the Accusation Phase, the players will place tokens to make accusations about the remaining cards in each other’s hands. Any cards not correctly identified by majority accusation will be scored when the game ends.
