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Our Verdict
An immersive mystery that makes you feel like a real forensic expert.
Highlights
- Total true crime immersion
- High-quality components
- Engaging deduction challenge
- Unique thematic experience
Keep in mind
- Requires focus and attention to detail
- Mature and heavy theme
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How many players can play?
You can play solo or in a group of up to 99 people!
What is the difficulty level?
The game is considered medium difficulty, perfect for those who enjoy a logic challenge.
Is it suitable for children?
No, the theme is mature and involves crime and mystery elements.
What comes in the box besides paper?
It's highly immersive, featuring items like tattoo practice skin and a locked box.
How long does a game take?
Playtime varies depending on the case complexity, but prepare for a detailed investigation session.
