Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
An elegant and straightforward deduction game, perfect for those who love solving logic mysteries. The experience is immersive, focusing on organizing clues and cross-referencing information to crack the case. It is an excellent title for solo play or small groups who enjoy a good investigative challenge.
Highlights
- Solid deduction mechanics
- Perfect for quick sessions
- Engaging and thematic setting
- Works great solo
Keep in mind
- Relies on pure logical reasoning
- No replayability once solved
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About the game
What you do in a play session
If you enjoy a good mystery and want to feel like a real detective without leaving home, Cinayet Sudokusu #7: Borcun Bedeli is your next stop. Set in the iconic Atakule tower in Ankara, the game drops you and your group into the middle of a gathering of friends that ends in the worst way possible: with a murder. What was supposed to be a pre-wedding celebration turns into a frantic investigation when one of the guests, known for owing money to everyone, is found dead after a mysterious alarm causes a general panic.
The premise is straightforward, but the challenge is engaging. You need to dive into missing debt records and use logical reasoning to connect the loose ends. The core mechanic involves arranging five suspects, five objects, and five different locations on a map. It’s not just about guessing; it’s about pure deduction. You will cross-reference clues, analyze who was where, and determine which object belongs to which suspect, all while the clock ticks (or while you sip your coffee).
The game works wonderfully whether you prefer to investigate solo, in a moment of detective introspection, or with groups of up to four people who like to debate theories and discuss every piece of evidence. The 'standalone box' format means each edition brings a closed case, without the complications of expansions or complex rules that take hours to learn. You jump in, investigate, and try to solve the crime before opening the final documents to see if your guess was right. If you are a fan of games that mix logic puzzles with a police thriller narrative, this is a compact experience that delivers exactly what it promises: a challenging and very satisfying investigation. Grab your magnifying glass and good luck, because the culprit won't turn themselves in!
The premise is straightforward, but the challenge is engaging. You need to dive into missing debt records and use logical reasoning to connect the loose ends. The core mechanic involves arranging five suspects, five objects, and five different locations on a map. It’s not just about guessing; it’s about pure deduction. You will cross-reference clues, analyze who was where, and determine which object belongs to which suspect, all while the clock ticks (or while you sip your coffee).
The game works wonderfully whether you prefer to investigate solo, in a moment of detective introspection, or with groups of up to four people who like to debate theories and discuss every piece of evidence. The 'standalone box' format means each edition brings a closed case, without the complications of expansions or complex rules that take hours to learn. You jump in, investigate, and try to solve the crime before opening the final documents to see if your guess was right. If you are a fan of games that mix logic puzzles with a police thriller narrative, this is a compact experience that delivers exactly what it promises: a challenging and very satisfying investigation. Grab your magnifying glass and good luck, because the culprit won't turn themselves in!
Best player count
BGG community vote
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Soundtrack
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Publisher
Zigzag Games
Designer
Onur Şencan, Sena Şencan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play this solo?
Absolutely! The game is designed to work perfectly both in solo mode and as a group experience.
How long does a game take?
On average, you will spend between 20 to 40 minutes solving the case, depending on your deduction pace.
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very simple and focused on the puzzle logic, allowing you to start investigating almost instantly.
Do I need other games in the series to play?
No, each Cinayet Sudokusu box is a standalone case.
Does the game have replayability?
As it is a logic mystery, once you find the solution and the culprit, the surprise factor is gone. It's perfect to pass on to a friend afterward!
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