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Suspicion

Suspicion

2016·Forrest-Pruzan Creative, Prospero Hall, Brian Kirk

Videos
7
Creators
6

Mainly reviews and playthroughs. Suspicion is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, and 2 other videos.

2 - 6 players
60 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

You are a jewel thief, and you've been invited to the mansion of someone who doesn't know that you engage in such nefarious doings. While at that mansion, you're going to try to nick as many jewels as possible, but *gadzooks* the mansion turns out to be filled with jewel thieves who are all trying to do the same thing. Can you out them publicly, while staying unknown yourself and bagging a nice collection of gems? In Suspicion, ten characters start on the perimeter of the game board, and each player is secretly one of these characters. On a turn, you roll two dice, then move the two characters shown (or characters of your choice if you roll a joker). After this, you play one of the two action cards in your hand, and carry out one of the actions on that card: stealing a type of gem in the space where your character is located, moving any character, asking someone else whether their character can be seen by someone on the board, and so on. Gems come in three types, and when one of the piles is empty, the game ends. Everyone guesses who is which character, then all identities are revealed. For each player you've guessed correctly, you score 7 points; for each set of three different gems, you score 6 points; and for each individual gem aside from the sets, you score 1 point. Whoever has the most points wins!

Suspicion

Watch first

Learn to play

How To Play - SUSPICION by Wonder Forge7:54

How To Play - SUSPICION by Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Review

Double Trouble - Suspicion10:20

Double Trouble - Suspicion

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Watch it played

DGA Plays Board Games: Suspicion24:35

DGA Plays Board Games: Suspicion

Dad's Gaming Addiction

Dad's Gaming Addiction

Which Suspicion video should I watch?

Suspicion has 7 videos from 6 creators: 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide, 2 playthroughs and 2 other videos. They date from 2016 to November 2022.

To learn the rules, start with "How To Play - SUSPICION™ by Wonder Forge" by Wonder Forge, which runs 8 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Double Trouble - Suspicion" by The Dice Tower. To see it played, watch "DGA Plays Board Games: Suspicion" by Dad's Gaming Addiction, one of 2 playthroughs.

If you like it, try Horrified, Disney Villainous: The Worst Takes it All and Back to the Future: Back in Time, also by Prospero Hall, or Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle, also by Forrest-Pruzan Creative. It appears in convention videos from Gen Con 2016.

All videos

Double Trouble - SuspicionReview10:20

Double Trouble - Suspicion

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Family Games – SUSPICION by Wonder Forge0:46

Family Games – SUSPICION by Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Suspicion — Gen Con 2016Interview5:11

Suspicion — Gen Con 2016

BoardGameGeek

BoardGameGeek

DGA Plays Board Games: SuspicionPlaythrough24:35

DGA Plays Board Games: Suspicion

Dad's Gaming Addiction

Dad's Gaming Addiction

How To Play - SUSPICION by Wonder ForgeHow to play7:54

How To Play - SUSPICION by Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Wonder Forge

Suspicion - Rules Breakdown and PlaythroughPlaythrough41:47

Suspicion - Rules Breakdown and Playthrough

The Meeple Society

The Meeple Society

Jason's Board Game Diagnostics of SuspicionReview13:13

Jason's Board Game Diagnostics of Suspicion

The Boardgame Mechanics

The Boardgame Mechanics

Creators who cover this

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Wonder Forge
Wonder Forge
2 videos of this game
BoardGameGeek
BoardGameGeek
1 video of this game
Dad's Gaming Addiction
Dad's Gaming Addiction
1 video of this game
The Boardgame Mechanics
The Boardgame Mechanics
1 video of this game
The Dice Tower
The Dice Tower
1 video of this game
The Meeple Society
The Meeple Society
1 video of this game

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About Suspicion

From BoardGameGeek:

You are a jewel thief, and you've been invited to the mansion of someone who doesn't know that you engage in such nefarious doings. While at that mansion, you're going to try to nick as many jewels as possible, but *gadzooks* the mansion turns out to be filled with jewel thieves who are all trying to do the same thing. Can you out them publicly, while staying unknown yourself and bagging a nice collection of gems? In Suspicion, ten characters start on the perimeter of the game board, and each player is secretly one of these characters. On a turn, you roll two dice, then move the two characters shown (or characters of your choice if you roll a joker). After this, you play one of the two action cards in your hand, and carry out one of the actions on that card: stealing a type of gem in the space where your character is located, moving any character, asking someone else whether their character can be seen by someone on the board, and so on. Gems come in three types, and when one of the piles is empty, the game ends. Everyone guesses who is which character, then all identities are revealed. For each player you've guessed correctly, you score 7 points; for each set of three different gems, you score 6 points; and for each individual gem aside from the sets, you score 1 point. Whoever has the most points wins!

Designers

Forrest-Pruzan Creative, Prospero Hall, Brian Kirk

Publisher

Wonder Forge

Mechanics

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