Prepare your poker face.
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Over a decade ago, a little card game called Dixit was released.
As revolutionary and charming as Dixit was, and is, it’s not especially fun to play.
With no clear objective in place, playing Dixit feels rather pointless.
Similarly to Dixit, players in Detective Club select and show illustrated cards to a group.
Unlike Dixit, though, Detective Club pits players against each other in a test of intelligence and subterfuge.
Every round of Detective Club begins with one player taking the role of the clue giver.
Whoever receives this one, blank, notebook becomes the conspirator.
You might have known what the theme was, you might have thought that this was a fantastic card.
Or you’re just an amazing liar.
Turning Dixit into a social deduction game was an amazing decision.
Artistic theory is based on subjectivity; not everyone is going to agree with your opinion on an illustration.
