2019 · Designed by Van Ryder Games · Published by Van Ryder Games
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Set in the dark, violent world of 1940s Los Angeles, Detective: City of Angels casts most players as LAPD homicide detectives competing to solve cases while one player takes on the role of the Chisel — a devious antagonist who controls witnesses and uses every trick to mislead the investigation. Rich storytelling and a unique social deduction twist make every case feel like a noir film.
The toughest cases yet land on your desk, wrapped in even more misdirection than usual. See if your detective work can cut through the smoke and mirrors this city keeps throwing your way.
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Four brand-new cases expand the noir detective drama of Detective: City of Angels, adding 200 new cards and fresh investigations set against the glittering corruption of 1940s Los Angeles. A must for fans of the base game looking for more hard-boiled mysteries. · 2020
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An expansion for Detective: A Modern Crime Board Game containing three new standalone cases designed by Evan Blewett. Players investigate a writer murdered with his own plot devices, a Hollywood starlet found dead in a field, and a downed aircraft tied to a mysterious tattoo conspiracy.
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New cases drag your detectives back into the shadows of 1940s Los Angeles, as most of you play LAPD homicide investigators racing to crack the case. One player secretly plays The Chisel, working from the inside to stall, mislead, and keep the truth buried.
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A single-case expansion for Detective: City of Angels set in the dark world of 1940s Los Angeles. Players investigate the suspicious death of Jack Sonin, unravelling a conspiracy involving Russian spies and shadowy G-Men to determine whether his death was natural or something far more sinister.
A game master screen for the Chisel player in Detective: City of Angels, featuring full art by Vincent Dutrait to hide secrets from the investigators.
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