You don't choose the order of the cards at the end, the order is random, the rulebook even says to shuffle the cards beforehand. This is why there is such a disadvantage to only having one card to look at.

Hey Dan thank you for all your great reviews. Many of my purchases come as a direct result of your words. I did want to let you know of you one rule you are playing wrong. In the final round of play after the ghost has selected the final 3 cards to play he is supposed to shuffle those and then reveal them one at a time. That way he cannot just select his best one, thus providing an advantage to those who only vote based on the first card. In my playthroughs playing it the correct way it has always been an advantage to see more cards. This little rule makes all the difference. Also, I personally love the added clairvoyancy tokens. I believe it helps eliminate quaterbacking even further and provides more strategy and things for people to do in the game. I have only played with family and not gamers and never has it been remotely too complex for individuals to pick up. Having played both versions, using those tokens is much better. Thanks again for your awesome channel!

Another great review, Game Boy Geek. Thanks for keeping them coming. This game is now a buy for me.

Thanks for the review! I haven't bought the game yet but have been watching numerous different videos on it. I think I will house-rule that the communal dream people still use their Cyrstal Balls to signify which group they want to vote on. Only the people who guessed right "wins." But only those who solved all 3 of their initial dreams gets to vote in the final dream, eliminating that weird rule where some get to see more visions than others which only confuses them.

To solve the problem of getting to see too many cards can throw you off the murderer, this is what I came up with: In the end game the ghost plays a card, then the lowest level clairvoyants vote. The ghost then points to the type the first card referred to, places the second card, and the second level clairvoyants vote. Finally, the ghost points to the type the second card referred to, places the final card and the highest level clairvoyants vote. This way the lowest level clairvoyants still get the same info as the default rules, but the higher level clairvoyants get clearer info. It might make the game too easy for some, but there are ways to make it harder like increasing the clairvoyance # required for the highest level and/or prohibiting talking once the sand timer is started earlier in the game.

Great review. I've played it three times with great success with the rules for the Polish version. I feel a "thematic disconnect" with the whole bidding for clairvoyance tokens, but it's still a decent enough variant to include. Just my two cents

I thought this video was going to be a review of Mysterium (1991) for the Nintendo Game Boy. Nope. Heh. :D

Great review. I believe once you choose your final three cards you shuffle them, so the best one won't necessarily be flipped first. I could be wrong though.

This is a great game. Played this last night

LOL I swore I remember seeing a video of you reviewing Mysterium. It was the other version......

Just to be absolutely clear, if I already own the old version, is this new version worth getting?

I'm still a bit fuzzy on one part, how is the real culprit actually decided? Does the ghost just pick one secretly?