Last Message Review - with Tom Vasel

[@JonTalbain777]

I was sort of ho-hum until he got to erasing the squares, at which I literally went "aah". I agree, it's a really neat mechanic, one so simple I'm surprised I haven't seen it before. Too bad there isn't much structure to the game because it looks like it could be a big hit.

[@ryanz4539]

I have zero interest in Where's Waldo or "find these items" pictures, but the clue giving and erasing mechanic really intrigues me. I may pick this one up.

[@RuNacken]

Absolutely love the art! I like there are multiple styles as well.

[@BrianLaframboise]

Seems like you could omit the murder part from the explanation and this could be a more family friendly MicroMacro: Crime City

[@ClaudeAndTaylor]

I wonder how it plays if the victim just games the system and draws the same thing in all of the squares. Is that not allowed?

[@grog3514]

he did say you arent allowed to repeat anything.

[@andrewmancini5418]

For limiting the time for the detective's decision, couldn't you just use the same eggtimer? Cheers.

[@TheHellboy4711]

I love hidden object books, pictures and games so this is a no-brainer for me and my family. Thanks for the review.

[@zummbba]

Looks fun...can't wait to get it

[@chance2smoke]

This looks pretty cool. Neat mechanics.

[@sir_tomtom]

Cool. Was bored, now I have a new interesting game to look up to

[@dr.masquesretroelixir5360]

Thanks, Tom. Is it just me, or was there something similar like this a couple of years ago?

[@5ammy13]

Micro Macro Murder City? I think that did a better job with this because it had not only to do with finding things, but also following a story. But this is a party game and that wasn't. So, I do think this is a good addition to your party game collection.

[@Lesley-yz3db]

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