Ever felt like you're in a mysterious mansion with dim lights and a crime to solve? That's exactly the vibe of Detetive. The game puts you and your friends in the shoes of investigators trying to answer three fundamental questions: Who did it? With what weapon? And in which room of the house did it happen? The dynamics are all about deduction and elimination. At the start, three cards (culprit, weapon, and location) are hidden in a secret envelope, and the rest are distributed among the players.

To win, you need to move through the mansion, enter the rooms, and make suggestions. For example, if you suggest that Mr. Maroon committed the crime with the knife in the kitchen, other players must try to disprove your guess. If someone holds any of those cards, they must show it to you secretly, proving that the item is not in the envelope. This is where the note-taking comes in: you use your checklist to cross off discarded options until only the truth remains.

The game is a simplified and iconic version of the classic Clue, published by Estrela, making it more accessible for those who don't want to read massive rulebooks. The tension peaks when you decide to make the final accusation. If you're right, congratulations, you're the greatest detective of the night! But be careful: if you guess wrong, you're out of the competition, remaining only as an assistant who can still disprove other players' guesses. It's a game of logic, patience, and a bit of luck with the dice to reach the right room at the right time. Perfect for those who love suspense movies but want something light for a family gathering or a weekend with friends.