Detective City of Angels includes separate, detailed casebooks for both the detectives and The Chisel. The noir setting really comes through in the dialogue, in the flavor text, in the game components, and even in the really fun glossary of period-appropriate terms that is included with the game. One player, however, will take on the role of The Chisel, whose only goal is to stall and misdirect the detectives at every turn using bluffing, manipulation, and (often) outright lies. They will place these face down after choosing, or they have to pass if they do not have enough money to snitch.

Detective: City of Angels is an epic narrative-driven board game set in the dark and violent world of 1940's Los Angeles. If the Detective does not have knowledge of the weapon or suspect they cannot use them in their guess. If you owned a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 in 2011, then you probably remember the excitement of Rockstar Games’ L. If the detective is successful, they gain "leverage" over the suspect and can force the truth out of him or her the next time they ask a question.Each provides a new experience for the detectives who will use any means necessary to catch the killer (or culprit. If the Detective does not use any Leverage, the Chisel may use Leverage they have against the Detective to block their questioning. Guess right, and you get the truth, as well as leverage over that witness to use in future questions.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Investigate: Detective: CoA uses the innovative ARC (Adaptive Response Card) System to create the feel of interrogating a suspect. Detective: CoA uses the innovative ARC (Adaptive Response Card) System to create the feel of interrogating a suspect. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I think the best role to play when you break out Detective: City of Angels is the role of detective in the competitive mode.Detective City of Angels uses the innovative ARC (Adaptive Response Card) System to create the feel of interrogating a suspect. They must answer the questions needed to solve the case which will be placed on their investigation sheet. Of course, like almost all detective board games, each case can only be solved once, so replayability is limited, but with nine mysteries in the base game and two expansions offering four more cases each, you’ll have a lot of content before the game runs dry. If the response was the "most useful response" then the Chisel keeps the leverage marker to be used as Leverage against the Detective.