Description
Cartouche is a tile-laying game for 1-4 archeologists. It takes 20 minutes per player, and will transport you to the world of ancient Egypt.
In Cartouche, you play an archeologist restoring Hatshepsut’s legacy. The twist: in this tile-laying game, the spaces you don’t cover are just as important as the ones you do. Each round, you’ll draft tiles and arrange them to restore murals, complete stories, and earn points.
To win, you’ll need to carefully choose where to place your tiles. You’ll earn points based on where you place your tiles AND where you don’t place them, so to come out on top you’ll need to weigh your options carefully.
The Mummy’s curse has brought all the exhibits to life. They’ve crashed the Museum of Unnatural History’s annual masquerade ball – deduce who everyone is to break the curse and win the game!
Dance with other guests, guess their unique identities, and when you’ve worked out who everyone is, accuse them all to win the game!
The second in the Masquerade series, Night of the Mummy is a logical deduction game for 4-8 players. Suitable for ages 10 and up, it plays in 15-20 minutes.
