
Mysterium is a cooperative deduction game set in the 1920s in which a ghost guides a group of psychics to uncover a murderer, as well as the weapon and location of the murder, using only visual clues.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Das Grundprinzip des Spieles ist cool. Leider ist der Multiplayer extrem buggy. Um in eine Lobby mit Freunden zu finden musste ich die Auflösung reduzieren und mehrfach zu "play" und dann wieder zurück ins Hauptmenü wechseln.
Very honest replication of the actual board game, (which we own and have bought as a present for others). It's a genuinely warm co-op experience. The better the role play, the better the time had. I would say this was a pandemic misery quasher, but it's more than that. We still find an excuse to play it. Great party game.
Everything I pick is wrong! Everything I choose is wrong! As a psychic I'm better off just blind guessing... I knew ghosts weren't real, all these suckers being like "I HAD A VISION". No you didn't Mother ♥♥♥♥♥♥, you had your buddy slip you a card. I know how this whole industry works now! You can't fool me 3 times. I should know, I failed to do that too! You will probably have mixed results, best with friends, so you ridicule them for their awful choices and logic... or see that the 4 green cards were heavily hinting to pick the green shaded choice, not the suble birds in 3 of the 4 backgrounds, and no that last one wasn't a BIRD! 3/4 wtf is this supposed to mean!?
There is basically no one in the lobby, so I can't play online with anyone. That also means that a bunch of stuff cannot be unlocked, because you need to play online games to do that. So I'm left with AI opponents, which is mostly fine for the story mode (which is very short) But as soon as you play regular games against AI, you quickly find out that the AI is unbelievably stupid. I've played this game IRL and loved it so much! But you really need opponents with actual brains to not get unbelievably frustrated by the other players not understanding the most obvious clues. Outside of story mode, I basically click out of 80% of the games I start because even the most obvious fitting cards regularly do not convince the AI of the one and only logical answer. I've given it a try, I truly have. I have the hours to prove it. The only thing that made this game somewhat worth it, is that I bought it at a massive discount, so at least I got some bang for my buck. But other than that, I can not recommend unfortunately..
fun with frands
Well done!
Nice boardgame but unfortunately some technichal issues in this online version.
sou muito burrinho, nao consigo, chego no final e nao acerto a segunda fase, e meu amigo tiago sim, eu até sonhei com esse jogo
Server up
Le jeu en lui même est extremement bien fait mais il y a beaucoup de bug (lancement et multi-joueurs, voir le forum Steam pour trouver les solutions). Et on ne peut pas désactiver le stupide chat ! mais sinon c'est assez prenant, surtout si vous pouvez jouer avec des amis.
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