Unsolved murder mystery games in a box of documents. Read the evidence, test your theory and name the killer. Most files use three sealed envelopes; some come with a separate solution.
Good to know: The MurderMysteryTime subscription includes only the online games in the Cases section. Printable PDFs are not included and are sold separately. See the online membership.
$9.99A nurse goes upstairs to a closed hospital wing in the middle of the night and never comes back down. By morning, six people have a story, and every one of them sounds true.
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$9.99A smashed patio door, a missing laptop, a quiet suburban kitchen. The police wrote “burglary gone wrong” and closed the file.
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$9.99Deep under a Pennsylvania hill, the night crew digs coal. Up top, one man sits alone with the books.
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$12.99An AM radio owner stays on a barrier island to broadcast through a tropical storm and dies at her console. The sheriff blames the storm, but an ex-husband, a daughter, a morning host and a developer all had a stake in her little station.
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$12.99A managing partner goes out of a ninth-floor window into a snowstorm, and the police call it suicide. His firm calls it embezzlement, his wife has filed for divorce and an associate has just been told she will never make partner.
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$12.99The managing editor of a family-owned Phoenix daily is found at the foot of the press-room stairs in the middle of the night, with the last edition running beside him.
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$12.99The chief of cardiology at a Baltimore teaching hospital is kept in overnight after a routine heart test and dies on the ward before dawn.
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$12.99The owner of a riverside glass plant is found dead in his own furnace room, and the coroner blames the heat. A plant up for sale, a strike vote set for Monday and five persons of interest make that hard to believe.
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Each file is a box of evidence from an old, unsolved case: police reports, interviews, phone bills, maps, logs and photos. Your team reads the documents, compares them and answers three questions in order. A sealed envelope confirms each answer before you move on, and the last envelope holds the full solution.
There are no hints and nothing is highlighted. Some documents do not matter. Every answer can be proved from at least two documents, so the case rewards careful reading and good arguments.
They are made for adults and teens 16+: game night with friends, couples, book clubs, office team events and families with older teens. One person can play solo. A group of up to six can split the documents and argue it out around a table. Plan for two to three hours.
Every case comes in a Colour Edition and a Printer-Friendly Edition with light backgrounds. Print single-sided, and print the three envelopes without reading them. The Night Desk and Code Blue at St. Brendan’s come in nine languages, each sold on its own language page.
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