Overview
At a glance
Is this game right for my group?
ABG editorial scores on a 1–5 scale.
Harder to teach
High replayability
Highly interactive
Scales well
Deep strategy
How it plays
How does it play?
Jurors, will you make the right decision? Slip into the shoes of a juror, judge a criminal case and deliver your verdict.
Core mechanisms
Key systems that shape the decisions players make.
Scenario Campaign
Play linked or standalone scenarios with their own setup, objectives, and consequences.
Cooperative Game
Players coordinate their actions toward a shared objective and win or lose together.
Storytelling
Create or extend a narrative in response to prompts or game events.
Voting
Players collectively approve, reject, or select an outcome through votes.
Read the full game description
Jurors, will you make the right decision? Slip into the shoes of a juror, judge a criminal case and deliver your verdict. Play with friends for an evening by recreating the atmosphere of a closed session! Or make the fun last by revealing only a few items a day! Content: - 1 Rule of the game - 1 Portrait of the accused & her statement - 1 Scene of the crime - 12 Juror Cards - 1 Discovery Pass - 24 Final Voting Cards - 3 sealed fact sheets - 1 FINAL REVELATION! To reveal at the end of the game Intime conviction is a craft object entirely designed, made and assembled by hand and in Belgium. The format of the game is unusual as well: this game is in an envelope. — description of a distributor. Two ways to play: - In group: Play with friends at a party by recreating the closed door ambiance (about 2h game) - in duo: Make it last by revealing only a few new elements every day. How to play (condensed): Place the crime scene in the middle of the table and give each player a Juror card. Inspect the crime scene, then read the defendant's deposition. Reveal the Juror cards one by one. When the Jury is ready to vote, the final vote takes place. If a majority isn't reached, the debate continues until someone switches sides. The verdict is announced, a final revelation is unveiled (brand new information is discovered). You win if you settled on the right decision. You loose if the verdict was inadequate.