ONE MILLION
DOLLAR COMPANY.

WORK 44 / AN ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED GAME

The Coat
Check.

Six coats. Six tickets.
Management has improved the numbering.

A fictional evening. Inspect the clothes and revisit the guests’ notes. There is no timer, score or need to remember a clue.

Make a different evening ↗ Choose six fictional guests and write clues for another player.

ARRIVALS 1 / 3

One place for everything.

Management has numbered the hooks. The first two guests leave their coats and take their tickets. Their notes go in the arrival book.

0 / 6
COATS RETURNED

ISSUED TICKET 1

Ada

“The striped lining is new. I put it in myself.”

Written in the arrival book below. The issued ticket will stay the same.

ISSUED TICKET 4

Tess

“I tied the belt in a bow so it would not trail.”

Written in the arrival book below. The issued ticket will stay the same.

The rack.

CURRENT HOOK LABELS

The first labels match the issued tickets. Select a coat to inspect it.

  1. HOOK 4
  2. HOOK 5

    Not yet occupied.

  3. HOOK 6

    Not yet occupied.

  4. HOOK 1
  5. HOOK 2

    Not yet occupied.

  6. HOOK 3

    Not yet occupied.

On the inspection table.

Select a coat on the rack. Look at its outside, lining or pocket; the same evidence is written beneath the drawing.

The first two coats are on their hooks. Their tickets have been issued and their notes are in the arrival book.

The arrival book.

ISSUED TICKETS / ORIGINAL NOTES

These are the words recorded when each guest arrived. Management’s later hook labels do not alter this book.

  1. ISSUED TICKET 1

    Ada

    “The striped lining is new. I put it in myself.”

    Original note retained.

  2. ISSUED TICKET 4

    Tess

    “I tied the belt in a bow so it would not trail.”

    Original note retained.

Restart clears this visit’s inspections, proposals and returns. Nothing is stored or sent.