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Letters from Whitechapel

2012 | Deduction

A hidden movement game with a Jack the Ripper theme.

Play as the Ripper or the Police officers chasing him, as Jack flees the scene of the crime and makes his way across the streets of Whitechapel in order to return to his hideout.

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No. of Players 2-6
Playing Time 60-120 min
Age 14+
Mechanics Co-operative Play
Publisher Nexus Editrice

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Billy Keith Hall (419 KP) rated

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Letters from Whitechapel
2012 | Deduction
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Logical upgrade on Scotland Yard- having a map the criminal can look at, rather than getting caught out looking at the shared map to determine where to go next and giving away their position. (0 more)
Would be good to have more counters of varying colours - to help the police in their investigations... Or alternatively printed maps that they can write on to help them remember what they've asked. (0 more)
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A thoroughly enjoyable experience. Hidden movement games are a particular type of game that really stand alone.

So many options for how to strategise as Jack, that this game has comes down to the smallest of clues until the end.

Very challenging as Jack, but highly enjoyable on both sides of the law.