Unsolved Murder Mystery Games
Think you have what it takes to solve murder mysteries? Now’s your opportunity to test your detective skills!
Our Newest Murder Mystery Case-File Game
In 1965, my Uncle Percy admitted to killing a journalist called Randall Tomlinson by pushing him in front of a train. Following his confession, Uncle Percy was incarcerated until his release in 1990.
After Percy was freed, I developed a close bond with him, and it became increasingly apparent to me that he might have admitted to a crime he didn’t commit. Unfortunately, Percy recently passed away without taking the opportunity to restore our family’s reputation, which these events had tarnished for decades.
Motivated to uncover the truth, I’ve begun to delve deeper into his case, convinced there is more to the story than meets the eye. I now need your help as a private detective to identify the real killer.
This case file contains photographs, statements, police reports, and newspaper articles. My online storage drive houses further evidence, too. Please examine the materials provided to determine who was behind this heinous act.
Our Newest Murder Mystery Case-File Game
Our Newest Murder Mystery Case-File Game
Number 1 Bestseller on Amazon!
A murder has been committed in the town of Redmond, UK. The body of Chloe Whittle, a millionaire lottery winner, was found with a deadly stab wound to the chest. Play detective to crack this gripping murder mystery game, and bring the criminal to justice.
Inside the case file, you’ll find newspaper articles, crime scene investigation photographs, receipts, betting slips, police reports, train times, CCTV footage, phone/text records, a coroners report, a map, witness statements, photographs and more.
In addition to the physical evidence supplied inside of the box, you’ll need to access an online police officer’s inbox to prove the suspects innocent or guilty – but it’s not easy…you’ll need to be a smart investigator to gain access!
Best-Selling Unsolved Murder Mystery Game
A murder has been committed in the town of Redmond, UK. The body of Chloe Whittle, a millionaire lottery winner, was found with a deadly stab wound to the chest. Play detective to crack this gripping murder mystery game, and bring the criminal to justice.
Inside the case file, you’ll find newspaper articles, crime scene investigation photographs, receipts, betting slips, police reports, train times, CCTV footage, phone/text records, a coroners report, a map, witness statements, photographs and more.
In addition to the physical evidence supplied inside of the box, you’ll need to access an online police officer’s inbox to prove the suspects innocent or guilty – but it’s not easy…you’ll need to be a smart investigator to gain access!
How to Play Our Games
1. Open Your Murder Mystery Case-File
1. Open Your Murder Mystery Case-File
1. Open Your Murder Mystery Case-File
Once you’ve received your case-file, open it up to reveal all the evidence inside. Before starting, make sure to read the instructions on the inside cover of the folder to make sure you are all set to catch the killer!
2. Read All the Evidence
3. (If Needed) Visit Our ‘Hints & Answers Page to Help Your Investigation
3. (If Needed) Visit Our ‘Hints & Answers Page to Help Your Investigation
4. Work Out Who the Killer Is
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do murder mystery case files take to finish?
The time taken to finish unsolved murder mystery case files can significantly vary based on the players’ ability and difficulty of the case file. The estimated time to complete our games ranges from 2 to 3.5 hours.
How difficult are unsolved murder mystery games?
Cryptic Killers’ murder mystery case file games come in a variety of different difficulty levels. Ranging from 3/5 to 5/5 difficulty rating, we’re sure to have the perfect game for your ability.