Kronologic Paris 1920 (FR)

*French version

Paris, 1920. The lights of the Opera shine over the city, but in the shadow of the balconies and boxes, a troubling affair is brewing. Kronologic Paris 1920 (FR) draws you into a unique board game blending investigation, deduction and historical mystery at the heart of the Roaring Twenties. As an investigator, you must piece together the movements of a handful of suspects to discover who was where, and at exactly what moment.

Each turn, you align a character's plaque on a perforated tile representing a location or a time period: two pieces of information come out of it, one for your eyes only, another you must share with the other players around the table. Little by little, clues pile up, alibis crack, and the truth comes into focus, set against a flamboyant Art Nouveau backdrop that breathes the Roaring Twenties. The box includes three scenarios totaling fifteen distinct investigations, of increasing difficulty. The idea stays wonderfully simple: observe, cross-reference public and private information, rule out false leads, then be the first to solve the mystery. No app and no internet connection needed: everything runs on physical components and your own logic, in the style of an investigation game as easy to learn as it is hard to master.

You'll probably love Kronologic Paris 1920 if you're into deduction games, Clue-style whodunits with a twist, and game nights where every detail matters. Fans of logic puzzles, historical mysteries and friendly table competition will find an experience that's both approachable and demanding, solo or with up to four players.

Fun fact: Kronologic comes from the same duo behind Turing Machine, another logic game beloved by deduction fans. On BoardGameGeek, Kronologic Paris 1920 holds an average rating above 7.4 out of 10 from more than 2200 voters, a score that confirms the appeal of this perforated-tile system, as simple to grasp as it is tricky to master.

The game is designed by Fabien Gridel and Yoann Levet, already celebrated for Turing Machine, while the artwork by Arch Apolar and Yann Valeani brings this flamboyant Art Nouveau Paris to life, amid sequins, secrets and the fading lights of the Belle Epoque.

BOX CONTENTS
6 Character plaques
6 Time plaques
1 game board
1 notepad
4 screens
3 scenarios (15 investigations)
90 cards
1 rulebook
4 pencils

Number of players: 1 to 4
Duration: 30 minutes
Age: 10+