Undo - Peak of No Return

Undo is a series of highly entertaining co-operative deduction games. Each game starts with a particular incident (often a dead body) and a timeline of events leading up to this. Each time players examine an event, they have three options to change history – but will their decision make things better or worse?

Once players have done all that they can (and they can't look at every event), they get to find out the new ending.

With half a dozen people round the table (after dinner?), debate and discussion really flourish – you may need to impose a time limit. And it may take you several attempts to 'solve' one of these.

I picked up the games as a special purchase, hence the special price.

Undo – Peak of No Return: Arriving in Goa in May 1972, a train traveller reads in his newspaper of a mountaineering disaster in the Himalayas. But why is he relieved?

For 2-6 players (though it would probably work with more), aged 10+, playing time 45-120 minutes (depending on how much debate there is)

The Undo series was designed by Michael Palm and Lukas Zach and is published by Pegasus

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