In 1920s Sydney, Australia is rife with underhanded grogs, prostitution, cocaine, theft and fraud. Razor-wielding gangsters rule the streets, led by two crime queens, Tilly Devine and Kate Leigh. But you, the police, have not been idle. The holding cells are overflowing and you must now work as a team to gather the evidence needed to convict each suspect. Be careful - one wrong move means a criminal is on the loose...
Fallen Angels is a unique deduction game. Each card has two of the six possible evidence icons on the front, but only one of those two icons on the back. Each player fans their cards so that they can see one set of icons, but the other players see the other set. On his turn, a player chooses a card and the other players lay out their hands to indicate which of their own cards have the icons they can see on the back of that card. The player must then deduce which icon(s) are on the back of their card, taking into account that what they see in the other players' hands is not exactly what they can see themselves. If they deduce correctly, the evidence may be enough to convict a suspect. But if they deduce incorrectly, then that suspect is acquitted. To win the game, the players must together convict ten suspects without acquitting too many. The cards feature historical mugshots of real suspects arrested in Sydney, Australia, during the razor gang era of the 1920s.
Fallen Angels funded on the Kickstarter platform
Fallen Angels was funded on the Crowdfunding Kickstarter (See the campaign) platform on the Apr 26, 2020, the campaign lasted 19 days. 998 people helped funded the game, whose the amount requested was $3,000.00. Thanks to these 998 people the game could be funded up to $13,197.00, ~439.90%.
Rule, Educational Sheet ... one File AvailableOne File Available
Contents of the box : 45 suspect cards, 1 crime scene card for each player, 3 tableau cards, 1 rule book.
