Official case documents, forensics and post-mortem findings. Every detail matters, and every detail could mislead.
Interrogation transcripts, alibis and motives. Someone in this file is lying to you.
Crime scene photos, handwritten notes, receipts, maps: 26-36 tangible pieces of evidence to cross-examine.
Log in to bespoke websites: search a police inbox, read phone records, dig through what the file doesn't show.
Free hints for every case, giving progressively more obvious nudges from gentle prod to major lead. No spoilers until you ask.
Submit your accusation online and get the full story. Did you catch the killer, or did they walk?
Break the evidence seal. Lay out the reports, photos and statements. The investigation starts the moment you open it.
Cross-reference clues, check alibis against phone records, and dig deeper through the online portal.
Make your accusation and submit it online. We'll tell you if you cracked it, or exactly how close you got.
Every case includes a free hints system, with progressively more obvious nudges, and a full solution reveal. If the case arrives damaged or anything's missing, we'll send you the missing evidence, no quibbles.
This is one of the best ones yet. It was different (being set in the distant past) and was extremely enjoyable. I loved that is was quite tricky in places. More like this would be great
We've done all but 3 of cryptic killers packs.
It's the first one out of all them we gave up on and looked at the answer (we misinterpreted one peice of evidence) . I would rate it 5 out 5 for difficulty not 4 out 5.
For story content it's one of the better ones. However unlike the others there isn't a clear set check list where you can rule out alibis and Victim.
If you need a challenge, definitely recommend!
We found this was fun to play, but that all of the evidence was very circumstantial. The final outcome did make sense after looking at the summary, however it was definitely something of a guess rather than a definite. Aside from this, there were also two pieces of evidence that were particularly misleading - they were labelled as 'part 1' and 'part 2', and appeared to be written that way, which went against the timeline of events and led to lots of confusion.
Apart from these, the pack was very high quality as usual, and it was fun to decipher the Old English language.
