Evidence

In Evidence, step into the shoes of ambitious journalists on a quest to prove the existence of the world's greatest mysteries. You've long suspected that the mysterious creatures from lore are real, and now it's time to find solid proof. To convince the editor - in - chief and land your story on the front page, you'll follow every small rumour until you hit the jackpot. But be quick, as your competitors are on the case! There are 6 different mysterious creatures, known as 'mysteries', scattered across the globe. Each mystery has 6 rumours, each with a unique colour and symbol. Rumours range in value from - 1 to 4; the higher the value, the more likely the mystery is real. Only one card is the actual proof of each mystery, and you'll discover its value during the game. Evidence is a fast - paced card game with deduction and take - that elements. All players compete to make the headlines. The key to victory is revealing crucial clues about a mystery's value at the right time and gathering research on the most valuable mysteries before others catch up. There's also a variant for experienced players for long - lasting fun.

How to play: First, understand that you're an ambitious journalist. Start by following the rumours about the 6 different mysterious creatures. Each rumour has a value from - 1 to 4. Look at the unique colour and symbol of each rumour to keep track. As you play, try to find the one card that is the actual proof for each mystery. When you think you've got important clues about a mystery's value, decide the right time to reveal them. And always be on the lookout for the most valuable mysteries and collect research on them before your competitors do. If you're an experienced player, you can try the variant for more excitement. Note: This is a competitive game, so your opponents will be trying to do the same as you. Keep an eye on what they're doing. Also, since it's a card game, handle the cards gently to avoid damage. Maintenance: After each game, make sure to put the cards back in their proper place. Keep them in a dry and cool environment to prevent warping or damage. If the cards get dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to clean them.