Cryptid board game

Cryptid is a deduction game for 3 to 5 players aged 10 and up, lasting about 30 to 50 minutes. Everyone plays a cryptozoologist searching the North American wilderness for the habitat of an elusive creature. Each player receives a unique clue about where the creature lives; combining all the clues reveals the single map square where it dwells.

The game revolves around questioning and careful disclosure. You may not bluff or lie, but when sharing information you can choose how much of your own clue to reveal. Players take turns placing cubes on squares that their clues rule out, and the first to pinpoint the habitat wins.

The box contains six numbered map tiles, four stone pillars, four cabins, one figure, five marker sets, five hunting logbooks and 54 cards.