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The informative, witty, conversational, argumentative board game based on James O’Brien’s Mystery Hour.For a start, all of the question cards could be quite easily distributed before dinner to allow players to invent clever false answers in good time. After hiding for almost a year, she now finds herself facing multiple charges for helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually exploit and abuse under-age women which could lead to her spending the rest of her life in jail. If you’re a pedant, surely a yes or no should be enough to get points here, as it doesn’t ask you to justify anything).

The objective of the game is to convince other players with a plausible false answer whilst answering other players questions correctly. The size of the scoring board is responsible for the box size, but the excess cardboard padding could have been easily replaced with more question cards to boost the longevity of the game (more on that later). NOTE: Before contacting us, please make sure you have referred to our FAQ section as your question may have already been answered there!

As well as being a best-selling author (Silk Roads), Professor of Global History and Oxford and voted as one of the World’s Top 50 Thinkers, Peter uses this podcast to speak with some incredible guests looking at topics from around the world that help understand and explain the past, present and future.