Cold Case: Registrese para Asesinar

ThinkFun · Board game · 2026
1–4 Solo
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RECOMMENDED

For wannabe detectives: a realistic cold case that demands attention to detail and teamwork.

Highlights
  • Full immersion in a criminal case
  • Authentic investigative materials
  • Well-tuned cooperative system
  • One-time play (but memorable)
Keep in mind
  • Playable only once (linear case)
  • Requires committed group
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About the game

What you do in a play session

In *Cold Case: Registrese para Asesinar*, you and your friends (or just yourself, if you prefer) become real detectives investigating the mysterious 1994 murder of Bill Tempelton. The guy was found shot six times in a hotel room — and to this day, no one knows who did it. The game throws you headfirst into the case, with real documents, clues, and even audio files to analyze. It's cooperative, so everyone works together to crack the crime. If you love mystery stories, you'll geek out over the immersion. And the best part? When you think you've solved it, you can check online to see if you're right — no spoilers! Play solo or with up to 4 investigators. Brew some coffee and grab your notepad, because this case will demand your sharpest mind.

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1–4 players
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Series: Cold Case (ThinkFun)
Publisher ThinkFun

Frequently Asked Questions

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6 questions
How many times can you play?
Just once — it's a single case. Once solved, you know the culprit. But the experience is worth it!
Does it need an app or internet?
Only to check the final answer. The entire game is analog, with physical documents.
Is it scary?
Murder theme, but nothing graphic. More investigation than horror.
Does it work well solo?
Yes! Solo play is as good as group play, just requires more multitasking.
How difficult is it?
Medium — some clues are subtle, but nothing impossible. Great for group discussion!
Any fragile components?
Documents are sturdy, but keep coffee away from evidence. Nothing replaces clues!