Pocket Case Files: Who Killed Meredith Carter?
Pocket Case Files: Who Killed Meredith Carter?
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| 1 to 6 players | 45 min | Ages 14+ |
Form a team of detectives and solve a criminal investigation!
How to play a Criminal Case game?
Game Setup
- Open the folder-box and place all documents (testimonials, journals, village map, etc.) on the table.
- Ensure you have internet access ready for the digital phases (investigation website or blog).
- Together, define a work system (task distribution, document review, note-taking) and prepare to meet the challenge.
Gameplay outline
- First moments: go through all available clues without opening the sealed envelopes.
- Solve the puzzles to unlock the four envelopes: each contains new evidence essential for the rest of the investigation.
- Use online access to consult additional resources (blog, login credentials to hack, dedicated website) and avoid getting stuck.
- Gather elements, compare testimonies, establish a timeline, identify suspects, and rule out false leads.
Win/Loss Condition
- Once all the evidence has been gathered and the four envelopes opened, answer the final questions in the file.
- If your team can formulate a theory consistent with the collected evidence, the case is solved.
- Conversely, an incomplete or incorrect theory will result in defeat: the mystery remains unsolved.
Our Tips for Winning
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Clearly define roles from the outset
Assign a lead proofreader, a digital tracker, a document archivist, and a final reviewer: this helps effectively cover all media and make progress without roadblocks.
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Leverage internet access as a strategic tool
The digital survey is an asset: use it as a lever to obtain additional clues, but be careful to leave room for future puzzles.
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Consider alternative avenues
If a theory seems to be stagnating, explore the less obvious details: a overlooked document or an ambiguous mention may hold the key to the mystery.
FAQ – All about Criminal Records
Can it be played alone?
Yes. The game is designed for 1 to 6 players, allowing for solo or group play.
Are there any complex rules to read before starting?
No. The "criminal case file" format is intuitive: open it, browse through the documents, follow the clues, and progress. No complicated rules to learn.
Is an internet connection required?
Yes. An Internet connection is required to fully utilize the digital investigation (blog, website, online clues).
Is the equipment reusable or single-use?
The game is designed to be replayable as long as you don't damage the materials: there's no mandatory cutting, you can investigate again or lend it to someone else.