Crimen en Casa: Bega Case

Crimen en Casa · Board game · 2026
1–6 Solo 300 min
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FOR GENRE FANS

A pure deduction challenge for those who love solving crimes in a group.

Highlights
  • Total investigative immersion
  • Fluid and organic mechanics
  • Pure focus on reasoning
  • Rich and detailed material
Keep in mind
  • Requires intense attention to detail
  • Can be long for beginners
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get your magnifying glass and detective mindset ready, because Crimen en Casa: Bega Case is here to test your brain! If you're the type who loves spending hours trying to figure out who the culprit is in a TV series, this cooperative deduction game is your new favorite pastime. The goal is simple but far from easy: work together with your friends to solve an attempted murder case. There are no rigid rules or mechanical turns; the gameplay flows organically as you dive deep into the crime's details. The material is rich and demands full attention, featuring a collection of documents, testimonies, photographs, and various pieces of evidence that reconstruct the events of the crime scene. The real challenge lies in distinguishing crucial clues from irrelevant details or red herrings meant to mislead investigators. You will analyze every detail, connect the dots, and build theories together. There is no strict turn structure, allowing the group to freely decide which leads to follow and how to investigate. The climax occurs when you feel you've finally pieced the puzzle together and must answer a series of final questions: who was the culprit? What was the method? And what was the motive? If the group's conclusions match the actual solution, victory is yours! It's an experience of pure investigation and logical reasoning that puts collaboration to the test, perfect for those who love a good mystery and aren't afraid to spend hours pored over documents to uncover the truth.

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1–6 players
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Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
How long does a game take?
Prepare the coffee! A game can take about 5 hours, depending on the case's complexity.
How many players is it for?
It works for 1 to 6 players, making it excellent for group play.
Is it a difficult game?
The difficulty lies in logical deduction. If you love puzzles, you'll enjoy it, but get your brain ready!
What's inside the box?
The game is rich in investigative components, such as documents, photos, and physical evidence.
Do I need a game master?
No, the game is fully cooperative; everyone plays together against the mystery.