With rogue-like elements, you are able to unlock new cards and characters by completing goals, using coins, or finding secrets.

Shuffle all the remaining cards into one deck and equally deal them out among all the players again face downwards.Motives have been brought into the present with ‘blocked on social media’ and ‘one star review’ amongst them and weapons used even features a selfie stick. The theme is really weak and it could use some tweaking, but it’s still a fun game that doesn’t take a lot of setup or rules explanation to get going.

The cards come wrapped tightly in plastic, but there’s no specific spot in the box for the cards, so once you unwrap them they’re just free-floating around in the box. Make the most of this action and you’ll be able to deduce the cards that are sitting just inches from your face. It also helped that it was an easy game to play on the Steam Deck, despite it not being created with the Steam Deck in mind.The creator took the feedback to heart and made drastic changes to the sequel to minimize these moments. It is also of note, that since September the game has been regularly updated with both paid and unpaid bonus content. While Ghosted is recommended for ages 10 and up, we’re all in our mid- to late-30s, and my one friend commented that she suspected the audience would skew younger. We love taking on the role of a detective to piece together the clues and evidence to catch the wrongdoer. On each turn you throw the die, and this lets you make a guess about the Suspect, Motive and Weapon.