Unsolved Case FilesBanks, Jamie - Cold Case Murder Mystery Game | Can You Solve The Crime?

My whole family loves these, from my 13 year old to my parents! Great family fun and gets my kids to read in the summer!

Unsolved Case Files is a engaging crime-solving game where players analyze evidence and witness statements to prove innocence. High-quality materials, immersive experience, and varied cases. Some limitations in explanation and photo realism. A fun challenge for true crime fans!

Such a fun game to play with the family or a significant other

This game is super fun! I have purchased from this company before with a different case file, but this time it was a gift. The pictures and clues are great quality, and it's such a fun game to play with friends and family. Just prepare yourself from hours of fun!

Great game night

If you haven't tried this before you absolutely should! These cold case files are soooo much fun! You can do them as a group, just a couple or individual. Perfect for any true crime fan or a date night activity! They have many case files to do and im obsessed! If ypu get stuck there is a helpful link that can help guide you!

No spoilers here. My wife and I are big fans of these games. I love the lack of structure--how you are just handed a box of evidence to weed through on your own time. As an English nerd, I'm always impressed by the writing. The thoughtful storytelling is a refreshing deviation from the half-hearted, sloppy narratives we've grown so accustomed to in modern media. Unsolved Case Files stand out for their thorough storytelling, careful architecture, and overall, their tremendous heart--the makers' pride and joy in their work is truly palpable when playing these games.Banks isn't my favorite overall, but the second objective is one of my favorites across the Unsolved Case Files catalog, because of its difficulty and the amount of research I had to do in order to solve it. My biggest qualm with the games is the reliance on online material--I'd prefer that the games be entirely hard copy, so that they can be played without internet access (for example, on a road trip), and to ensure that they'll always be playable down the line, even long after the Unsolved Case Files website is gone. I'd also like the option of identifying my own suspect rather than picking one from a list, since using that list means that the police/investigators are already on the right track--and aren't we being pulled in because they can't solve the case themselves? Anyway, I definitely recommend these games.

Absolutely 💯! Great story line