Games Where You Solve a Mystery

Any mystery lover has wanted to take on a mystery and prove themselves equal to the deductive reasoning skills of the World’s Greatest Detective. This latest installment of the popular Consulting Detective series allows you to do just that.

Using a variety of resources, solve the five cases included in the game and then determine what connects them all.

Solve 16 cases by searching for clues across a huge map. Bring your magnifying glass, though, because the line drawings are tiny!

Although it is a very interesting solving game that needs both active thinking and problem-solving skills. One or more players are needed to solve the murder of Edward Munst in this exciting yet thrilling unsolved case files game.

Jim Gordon needs your unofficial assistance to solve four cases. You’ll travel around Gotham City and interview some familiar criminals in this online app and card-driven game.

Solve mysteries by combining a game board and characters with an app to catch a killer as quickly as possible. Everything of importance within the game has a unique QR code to provide you with different information based on the scenario being played.

From four to twelve players take on the role of detectives looking to solve a murder. The Forensic Scientist holds the answer and provides clues using cards to point them to the killer, a killer who sits amongst them.

Zoinks, Scoob! Shaggy and the gang take on a Mystery Machine-themed version of the classic Betrayal at House on the Hill, complete with strange rooms, eerie haunts, and Scooby Snacks.

Identify the four people and their specific traits based on cards given to you by The Director. Of course, since this game is based on the classic Hitchcock thriller, there could have been a murder in one of those apartments. Or maybe not…

A deductive reasoning game that utilizes 70 of 243 evidence cards per game. Request evidence concerning one of the suspects or the rooms in question, then make your best guess when you think you’ve discovered the killer!

The next step up from Clue/Cluedo, ask questions to try to determine which of the brethren killed your fellow monk.

Revisit the evidence collected from a 1983 murder scene to determine who killed a hometown baker and stole the church’s donation box.

A cooperative murder mystery using a deck of cards to give clever players all the information needed to solve the case.

Solve these three card-driven mysteries that sees you searching rooms, discovering objects, and solving puzzles.

One player is Jack the Ripper, trying to secretly make his way across four sections of London, leaving behind a victim in each area. All other players are the police, hot on his trail. A great, tense game of social deduction.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to visit Dinton Abbey for a tea party? Find out in this deduction game as players in the role of dinosaurs spend the tea party deciphering the identity of their fellow guests.)

Examine the clues gathered from an 1883 murder. Review the witness statements, clippings, photographs, and coded messages to determine if an innocent man was hanged. A well-presented, immersive experience