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Includes crime scene photos, suspect interviews, newspaper clippings, and much more to help you determine who committed murder. All the evidence has been curated to present the most realistic experience possible (no fake handwriting). From: University Games | Number of Players: 1 or more | Age rating: 12+ | Format: Boxed Game Kit. 1. The Fire in Adlerstein One reviewer wrote: “We played this with 7 people (5 in their 20s and 2 in their 50s) and we all had so much fun. We all dressed up in costumes [...] and we laughed so hard our faces hurt. Everyone really got into their character! Since the theme was Murder at the Pizzaria, we made personal pizzas in our costumes while maintaining our characters. The best part is that I can use the game again and again with friends because the murderer changes every time.” If you love poring through evidence, making connections, and solving puzzles to find who’s guilty, Death At A Dive Bar might be the game for you. It’s up to you to determine whether the owner of a local bar’s death was accidental and, if not, who committed the murder. This game takes roughly 45 to 60 minutes to play (although some reviewers wrote that beginners may take a little longer) and is a one-and-done type of game, so be sure to write your notes on a separate piece of paper so you can pass it along to friends once you solve the mystery. When you’ve finished this one, there are other games in the series, including the popular Body On The Boardwalk.
One reviewer wrote: “If you love logic puzzles, solving mysteries, or escape rooms, I HIGHLY recommend this. The value is tremendous because each separate story/game is about 1-2.5 hours of playing time. I recommend playing with 2-4 people total [...] The quality of the product and the clues contained are amazing. The stories are highly nuanced. I had such a blast doing it, collaborating with others, and following the clues for each and every one of these.” One reviewer wrote: “Beautiful and complex artwork! This game is like Clue on steroids. Your "ghost" player is a little bit hazy on the details, but they need you to figure out where, how, and who killed them. [...] You can set up the game to be easier or more difficult with a few small changes. Definitely my favorite cooperative board game.” For more details of this best-selling game, see my post: Case Files 2: Death in Antarctica – Top Murder Mystery Game. DETERMINE MOTIVE, MEANS AND OPPORTUNITY - Murder Mystery Party Case Files is the only game where players solve the murder the way a real detective would. Players need to hunt through the evidence to find the killer and determine the motive.One reviewer wrote: “One of my favorite social deduction games. This game came highly recommended and it did not disappoint. I've played it with coworkers, family, friends and my gaming group. It almost never just gets played once, everyone wants to go again immediately.” Murder Mystery Party Case Files are designed for 1 or more players, ages 14+ and playing time is 2 hours or longer. One reviewer wrote: “Not only were we blown away with the quality of the product, but the detail to the texture of the evidence, the fact that the evidence went the extra mile to make you feel like you were actually solving a murder, everything about this game is worth the cost! I would recommend this game to anyone who has the interest in murder mysteries!” IMMERSIVE STORY AND REALISTIC EVIDENCE - This Case File includes crime scene photos, suspect interviews, newspaper clippings, and much more to help you determine who committed murder. This murder mystery game in a box is the perfect gift for friends and family who love mystery board games and is perfect for family game night, an evening with friends or for date night for couples who love cold case murder mysteries.
For more top-rated cold case files and murder mystery games to play with friends and family, at home or virtually online via Zoom, see my posts listed below. MMP Case Files Series Opportunity: Who had a chance to kill the victim? Is any particular person unaccounted for (has no alibi) during the time the victim was killed? What’s in Underwood Cellars Case Files Game?Some other factors to consider include the average length of playtime, age ranges, and whether the game is cooperative or more competitive. Cooperative games involve players working together to solve the mystery, while competitive games typically have just one winner. And while most of these games are best suited for ages in the double-digits, some of them are great for players as young as 8 years old.
One reviewer wrote: “We took this with us on vacation to see our kids in Hawaii. We started to play at a beach in the north shore and couldn't stop. We ended up wearing headlamps and playing by a beach fire. It's like having a real police cold case file. Props and storyline are so compelling.” Open the Murder Noir Case File to start the crime scene investigation. The hunt is on to find a killer and it’s up to you to solve this cold-case mystery. This Case File includes all the evidence you need to solve the murder. Review every clue and piece of evidence in this unsolved mystery case file. INVESTIGATE A MURDER IN ICY ANTARCTICA - Solve a murder mystery with friends. Open the Death in Antarctica Case File to start the crime scene investigation. Robert Kohler, the head of the Polar Station in Antarctica has been murdered. One reviewer wrote: “This game had our family game night confused, laughing, & excited all night! Such a fun choice for friends, families, or parties!”Motive: Who had a reason to kill the victim? Did any particular person benefit – financially or romantically – from the victim’s death? Was it a case of revenge? Murder Mystery Party Case Files is the only game where players solve the murder the way a real detective would. Players need to hunt through the evidence to find the killer and determine the motive, means and opportunity of each suspect. During a murder investigation, a detective must answer the following 3 questions: 1) Motive: Who had a reason to kill the victim? 2) Means: Who had access to the murder weapon and victim? 3) Opportunity: Who had a chance to kill the victim? Is any particular person unaccounted for during the time the victim was killed? Contents: Evidence Photos, Expedition Notebook, Newspaper, Other Case Evidence, Instructions and Suspect Sheet, Online Hints and Solutions. One reviewer wrote: “Lots of creativity added to this spinoff of clue. I have probably 10 versions of clue and this one is by far the most fun.” Means: Who had access to the murder weapon and victim? Did any particular person have the unique knowledge, skill or physical ability necessary to use the murder weapon?
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