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●?WHAT DID THE POLICE MISS? ? On a Saturday evening in 1994, a young man is found dead on a field in the middle of a small village in a rural part of Sweden. It’s a place where nothing ever happens and where everyone knows everyone. The case remains unsolved to date, and the Swedish police are now asking for help from the public.
●? NO COMPLICATED RULES ? Actually, there are no rules at all. You simply get a case file containing newspaper articles, crime scene photographs, police/coroner reports, phone records, transcripts of emergency calls, maps, witness statements, and all the physical evidence the police found ? in the same state as they found it. The police could not solve it, can you? You will get NO hints, NO clues, and NO help. This is the real thing.
●?A REAL STORY WITH REAL PEOPLE ? Do you like the classic “whodunit” murder mysteries? Or maybe you enjoy the more bleak and dark Nordic noir style? Good! Because this story has the best of both worlds. It’s a classic detective drama where you need to figure out who did it, and it takes place in a world with real people and real feelings.
●?NO APPS AND NO INTERNET CONNECTION NEEDED ? Everything you need is included in the case file ? including the solution. Unlike many similar games, there is no need to download anything or look up the solution on a website or app.
●?FOR INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, GROUPS, AND PARTIES ? This is the perfect activity for a date night with your partner, a dinner party with friends, or a family gathering. But if you want, it’s also the perfect activity to do on your own ? and it’s much more fun than watching a crime show on TV.
Description
On a Saturday evening in 1994, a young man named Erik is found dead on a field in the small village of Gnobro, Sweden. The locals are shocked as Gnobro is a village where nothing ever happens and where people don’t even bother to lock their doors.
The police have very little to go on. Erik worked at the local grocery store, was generally well-liked, and had no known enemies. The only notable items found on Erik’s body are a lottery ticket and a small envelope containing a single poker chip. “Your 20%” is written on the back of the envelope. In 1994, gambling was heavily regulated in Sweden and no legal casinos existed, so this find is surprising. Even more surprising is the hand-written note that the investigation later uncovers. It appears like Erik had found trouble after all, and that the village of Gnobro is not as friendly as it first appeared.
Despite a very thorough job by the police, the investigation stalls. There are no witnesses, no murder weapon, and as time goes by, very little hope of finding the killer. The police must have missed something. But what?
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Solving a murder case can be just as fun alone as it can be with your partner or a group of friends. For larger parties of more than six people, we recommend that you buy several copies of the game and split up in different teams. |
This is not a story with a happy ending, and it contains a detailed description of a murder. Therefore, we recommend that all players be 15 years or older. If you want to include younger players, please look through the material first. |
This game has no time limit. You decide when you think you have enough evidence to convict a murderer. However, most players will spend at least 2-4 hours on the case, or more, depending on the number of players working together. |
