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Pocket Criminal Files: Who Killed Lord Ravary II?

Pocket Criminal Files: Who Killed Lord Ravary II?

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1 to 6 players 45 min 14 years and older

 
Form a detective team and solve a criminal investigation!

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How to play a Criminal Case collection game?

Game Setup

  • Open the folder and place all documents (testimonials, diaries, village map, etc.) on the table.
  • Ensure you have internet access ready for the digital phases (survey website or blog).
  • Together, define a work system (task distribution, document review, note-taking) and prepare to meet the challenge.

Gameplay outline

  • First steps: review 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, credentials to hack, dedicated website) and avoid getting stuck.
  • Gather evidence, cross-reference testimonies, establish a timeline, identify suspects, and rule out false leads.

Win/Loss Condition

  • Once all the evidence has been collected 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 a defeat: the mystery remains unsolved.

Our Tips for Winning

  • Clearly define roles from the outset

    Assign a lead reader, a digital tracker, a document archivist, and a final reviewer: this ensures all media are covered efficiently and progress is made without blockages.

  • 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.

  • Consider secondary options

    If a theory seems to be stagnating, explore the less obvious details: an overlooked document or an ambiguous mention may hold the key to the mystery.

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FAQ – Everything You Need to Know About Criminal Records

Can it be played solo?

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" format is intuitive: open it, browse the documents, follow the puzzles, and progress. No complicated rules to learn.

Is Internet access required?

Yes. A connection is necessary to fully exploit the digital investigation (blog, website, online clues).

Is the equipment reusable or single-use?

The game is designed to be replayable as long as the materials are not damaged: there's no mandatory cutting, you can investigate again or lend it to someone else.