Cinayet Sudokusu #8: Mükemmel Soygun

Cinayet Sudokusu #8: Mükemmel Soygun

Zigzag Games · Board game · 2026
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Players
1–4
Players
Solo
Play Time
20–40 min
Weight
Weight —/5
Year
Year 2026
Minimum age
Minimum age 14+
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Cinayet Sudokusu #8 is a treat for anyone who loves a 'whodunnit' mystery that fits in your backpack. The experience of organizing suspects and locations is incredibly satisfying and flows well, whether playing solo or with friends. It's a straightforward game, perfect for those who want to exercise their brain without hours of setup.

Highlights
  • Very clever deduction challenge
  • Excellent for solo play
  • Fast and engaging sessions
Keep in mind
  • Requires careful reading
  • Low replayability once solved
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get ready for a tense trip to Essen! In Cinayet Sudokusu #8: Mükemmel Soygun, the board game fair atmosphere is interrupted by the mysterious disappearance of rare copies of a game called Teleparty. What starts as an argument between friends ends in a much worse scenario: a murder inside the hotel. As investigators on duty, you need to analyze the case file, cross-reference information, and piece together the crime. The game is a pure deduction challenge where you must allocate five suspects, five objects, and five different locations on the map. Logic is your best weapon here: each suspect is in one location, and each object belongs to someone. By organizing these pieces, you will finally be able to identify who committed the crime, where it happened, what weapon was used, and, while you're at it, figure out what happened to the missing games. It's a compact experience, ideal for those who enjoy feeling like they are in a criminal investigation episode, and it can be played alone or in a small group of up to four people. The premise is straightforward and focuses on the satisfaction of solving the mystery by organizing clues, without unnecessary distractions. If you enjoy games that test your ability to connect dots and rule out the impossible, this title promises to be a great addition to your shelf. Grab your magnifying glass, call your friends (or face the challenge solo), and see if you can solve this crime before the culprit gets away!

Best player count

BGG community vote

1–4 players
1 OK
2 OK
3 OK
4 OK

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Admin: Upcoming Releases
Publisher Zigzag Games
Designer Onur Şencan, Sena Şencan

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
How many players does it support?
It works perfectly for 1 to 4 players.
How long does a game take?
On average, it will take you between 20 to 40 minutes to solve the case.
Can I play it solo?
Absolutely! The game is designed to be an excellent deduction experience whether played alone or in a group.
Is it a puzzle game or an investigation game?
It's a mix of both. You use puzzle-like logic to solve a murder mystery.
Does it have high replayability?
Since it's a deduction-based mystery game, once you know the solution, the surprise factor is gone.

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