Outfoxed! - Jeu de société Gamewright - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type de produit	Jeu de société
Marque	Gamewright
Modèle	Outfoxed!
Nombre de joueurs	2 à 4 joueurs
Âge recommandé	5 ans et plus
Durée d'une partie	20-30 minutes
Type de jeu	Jeu coopératif d'enquête
Mécanismes principaux	Déduction, mémoire, coopération
Contenu de la boîte	1 plateau de jeu, 16 cartes Personnage, 1 dé spécial, 12 tuiles Couloir, 4 pions, 1 compteur de temps, 1 loupe, 1 enveloppe d’indices, 1 règle du jeu
Langues	Français
Dimensions de la boîte	23 cm × 18 cm × 4,5 cm
Poids	0,5 kg
Alimentation	Aucune (jeu de société)
Entretien et nettoyage	Essuyer avec un chiffon sec. Éviter l'humidité.
Sécurité	Petites pièces : danger d'étouffement pour les enfants de moins de 3 ans.
Pièces détachées et réparabilité	Pièces non disponibles séparément. En cas de perte, contacter le service client.
Informations générales	Jeu coopératif où les joueurs doivent démasquer le renard voleur de la tarte.

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - Outfoxed! Gamewright

Comment gagner à Outfoxed! ?

Les joueurs gagnent s'ils découvrent le renard coupable avant la fin du temps imparti. Ils doivent collecter des indices et éliminer les suspects en coopérant.

Quel est l'âge minimum recommandé ?

Réservé aux enfants de 5 ans et plus, car il nécessite de la mémoire et de la déduction.

Combien de joueurs peuvent participer ?

De 2 à 4 joueurs. Le jeu est coopératif, donc tous les joueurs travaillent ensemble.

Quel est la durée moyenne d'une partie ?

Une partie dure entre 20 et 30 minutes, selon la rapidité des joueurs à résoudre l'énigme.

Le jeu contient-il des pièces détachables ?

Oui, il y a de nombreuses petites pièces (tuiles, pions). Il est conseillé de les ranger dans la boîte après utilisation.

Peut-on jouer seul ?

Non, le jeu est conçu pour 2 à 4 joueurs. Il n'y a pas de variante solo officielle.

Comment se déroule une partie ?

Un renard a volé la tarte. Chaque tour, les joueurs déplacent leur pion sur le plateau, retournent des tuiles pour trouver des indices, et éliminent des suspects. À la fin, ils votent pour le coupable.

Y a-t-il des extensions ?

À notre connaissance, il n'existe pas d'extension officielle pour Outfoxed!. Le jeu de base suffit.

Comment ranger le jeu ?

Utilisez les emplacements prévus dans la boîte pour chaque type de pièce. Rangez le plateau plié et les cartes dans leur compartiment.

Le jeu est-il adapté aux jeunes enfants ?

Oui, à partir de 5 ans. Les règles sont simples, mais la mémoire et la déduction peuvent être un défi pour les plus petits.

MODE D'EMPLOI Outfoxed! Gamewright

2-4 players

Outfoxed!

Ages 5+

Contents

16 suspect cards

10 thief cards

12 clue markers 4 detective hat pawns

3 custom dice

1 fox fi gurine

1 clue decoder 1 game board

Object

A wily fox has stolen Mrs. Plumpert's pot pie and is high-tailing it to the foxhole! Work together as a team of detectives, gathering clues and eliminating possible suspects. Figure out who is the guilty fox before it escapes.

Set Up

1 Place the board in the center of the playing area.
② Each player takes a detective hat and places it on a space in the center of the board.
3 Place the fox pawn on the start space (fox icon) on the edge of the board.
4 Scatter the 16 Suspect cards face down around the perimeter of the board (4 per side) and then choose any 2 to turn face up.
5 Shuffle the 16 Thief cards and without looking, insert one into the top of the Clue decoder. The easiest way to do this is to hold the decoder with the window-side down and slider closed. Then slide a Thief card into the decoder with the red "Gamewright" logo sticking up out of the back. Place the Clue decoder within reach.
6 Place the rest of the Thief cards back in the box.
⑦ Stack the 12 Clue markers in a facedown pile near the board.
8 Place the 3 dice within reach of play.

How to Play

The player who most recently ate pie starts the game and play continues to the left.

On your turn, take the three dice and, before rolling, say out loud whether you will "Search for Clues" or "Reveal Suspects". If you choose Search for Clues, you want to roll all three dice to show footprint symbols. If you chose Reveal Suspects, you want all three dice to show eye symbols.

Clues Suspects

You may roll the dice up to three times, setting aside any that match after each roll.
If all three dice show the icons that match your choice by your third roll, take one of the following actions:

Search for Clues

move your detective pawn up to that number of spaces on the board. You may move horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally.

1. If you land in a space that contains a paw print, draw the top clue marker and place it in the Clue decoder. Then slide open the decoder and look whether the color showing through the hole on the marker is green or white. If it's green, that means that you have found a clue, as the thief is wearing that particular item. If it is white, that means that the thief is not wearing it.

1. Then look carefully at all of the face up suspects around the board. If any are wearing this particular item and it was marked "white", you can eliminate them from the game. (Place the Suspect card back in the box.) If it was marked "green" - note that you may have a possible guilty suspect on your hands! (Remove any suspect that is NOT wearing the item.)
2. Close the slider and then end your turn by placing the Clue marker face up on the space where you landed.

Notes

You may move on any square on the board, including the fox's path.
You may exit a paw print square from a different location than where you entered.

Reveal Suspects

the board. Then look at all of the face up clue markers that are on the board and check whether or not the suspects are wearing any of the items. (Use your memory to remember whether or not those items were marked "green" or "blank" in the Clue decoder.) Discard any suspects who are not wearing any item that was marked red. This ends your turn.

Ending the Game

The game can end in one of three ways:

1. You have a strong suspicion of who is the guilty fox. In this case, name the suspect out loud and then reveal the Thief card from the decoder. If the name matches, you win the game! Otherwise, the guilty fox dashes to the foxhole and escapes from your clutches.
2. You eliminate all but one suspect card from around the board. When this happens, remove the "Thief" card from the decoder and make sure they match. If they do, congratulations sleuths, you cracked the case and won the game!
3. The fox reaches the foxhole space on the board. If this happens, that wily fox also escapes. Better luck next time, detectives!

Variant

Once you master the base game, step up the challenge by moving the fox pawn 4 spaces instead of 3. And for experts, move it 5 spaces!

A Word from Gamewright

We've always been a fan of both cooperative games and deduction games, so it was little surprise that we fell for Outfoxed! The team at Department of Recreation created a game that deftly combines both elements into a wonderful venue for honing deductive reasoning in a non-competitive environment. As you work together to try and nab the guilty fox, you'll learn some valuable skills such as estimating probability and paying attention to details, as well as the important role that collaboration plays towards problem-solving. Happy sleuthing!

Game by Department of Recreation

Illustrations by Mélaine Grandgirard

6/3/16 10:32 AM