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BradyLS
Despite its reputation, we are having a grand time with the Carlton House and Queen's Park cases. The manse is a particularly inspired idea as so many of Holmes' cases in the canon took place in them.
AZrugger
Playing through these with Co right now. Definitely not a "board game". And if I have to classify it as a board game, it's certainly a "Co-Op", but its more of just a "murder mystery in a box" - which is great, it's exactly what I bought it for. Crack open a bottle of wine and solve a mystery. I haven't played the first set of mysteries in this game (Thames Murders, I think?) But we were looking for something to do... Very happy with the purchase, but again, I don't know that it ranks higher because there's 0 replayability.
DougPeterson
I don't think the awkward translations caused an issue for playing the game for us, but I could understand if they did for some people. I did take more issue with two of the cases that made use of newspapers from the first game. How would we have known that? One reference was critical to one of the questions. Queens Park was truly impressive in its scope across three days. It also had precious little information on how the time mechanism was going to play out in the game. By the time we figured that all that out by the third day, it was too late to do anything about it. There was also no real scoring mechanism for that case. Where Jack the Ripper was tough, this expansion was more frustrating.