6.5
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Ludopedia
7.2
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BGG
Our Verdict
For fans of medieval mysteries with dark fantasy twists and player agency. The investigative immersion that actually makes you think is the highlight.
Highlights
- Branching narrative full of choices
- Immersive dark medieval atmosphere
- Challenging deduction mechanics
- Good replayability with different scenarios
Keep in mind
- Long playtime (3h+ per case)
- Language dependent (needs translation)
- Can be complex for beginners
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Mortum: Medieval Detective is an immersive cooperative investigation experience set in a grim world inspired by medieval Europe. You and your friends play as agents of a secret organization, unraveling mysterious crimes where legends and superstitions come to life. With three interconnected scenarios (each lasting up to 3 hours), the game offers total freedom: choose aggressive or subtle approaches, surveil locations, interrogate suspects, and gather clues. Every decision changes the story's course. The card system (representing locations, witnesses, or evidence) creates a unique deductive puzzle each game. Prepare for nights of suspense, plot twists, and plenty of logical reasoning – but beware, not everything is as it seems in this game where medieval folklore hides deadly secrets.
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REC
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Publisher
Jet Games Studio, Lavka Games, Arcane Wonders, G3, GateOnGames, Gen-X Games (GenX), Grimspire, Korea Boardgames, Origames, Rexhry
Designer
Sergey Minevich
Artist
Igor Burlakov, Igor Savchenko
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How many players is it best with?
Works great with 3-4 players. With 6 it can get a bit chaotic but is playable.
Does it need a GM?
Nope! It's fully cooperative - the game itself reveals clues as you investigate.
Can it be played solo?
Yes, but it's better to control 2-3 agents alone. The experience is richer with multiple perspectives.
Is there an official English version?
Yes, the game was originally published in English.
What's the minimum recommended age?
14+ due to dark themes and complexity. Mystery-loving teens will enjoy it.
Do scenarios need to be played in order?
Not strictly, but there's an ongoing narrative that's richer if played sequentially.