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Synopsis

This is a cold case crime game in a book! Embark on a cold case crime-solving adventure within the pages of a unique interactive mystery case file! You can step into the shoes of a detective with "Case 5: Murder at the Manor" This unique interactive mystery file is more than a book – it's your ticket to becoming a seasoned investigator. Explore the chilling secrets of a Cotswolds village, carefully examine the evidence presented in a vintage scrap book format, and make your deductions. When you're ready, head to the back of the book for a clue and solution presented just like a real cold case file. Ideal for those who crave an authentic and hands-on detective experience. Uncover the truth, one page at a time!

Step into the timeless halls of intrigue in 'Case 5: Murder at the Manor'! After a tempestuous Christmas eve storm, a long-buried secret is unearthed. Lady Silveridge, a botanist and suffragette who vanished in 1913, emerges from the stormy shadows, discovered beneath an upturned tree. Delve into the pages of history, decipher the cryptic family dossier, and unveil the truth behind Lady Silveridge's disappearance. Are you prepared to unravel a century-old mystery, and reveal the secrets that lie beneath the Manor's elegant facade?

THIS IS OUR Modernate/Hard GAME. Do you fancy yourself as an armchair detective, do you enjoy true crime documentaries/series? If so then this game is for you.
⏱️ Gameplay: 1:30 - 3Hours
🙋♂️ Age: 14 and above
🧑🏿🤝🧑🏽 Number of players: 1+ Ideal date night game
🧮 Difficulty*: Moderate/Hard

*DIFFICULTY RATING - Our difficult rating is based on a small group of test players. However, as with any game of this nature some players may find these games harder or easier than the rating given.

Welcome to 'Case 5: Murder at the Manor,' an enthralling English crime mystery that invites you to uncover the secrets of a bygone era. In the picturesque village of Hawksbanbry, a skeleton is unearthed after a Christmas eve storm, stirring the echoes of a century-old mystery. The remains are believed to be those of Lady Silveridge, a prominent botanist and suffragette who vanished without a trace on Christmas Day in 1913. Guided by a meticulously crafted family dossier, passed down through generations, you are entrusted with unraveling the truth behind Lady Silveridge's disappearance.

As an investigator, you'll receive an extensive scrapbook comprising over 20 pages of carefully curated evidence, including newspaper clippings, photographs, letters, and much more. Your task is to sift through the historical artefacts, reconstruct the events of that fateful Christmas, and identify potential suspects. The Manor's elegant facade hides a multitude of secrets, and it's up to you to peel back the layers of deception and expose the truth.

'Murder at the Manor' challenges you to navigate the complexities of early 20th-century society, exploring themes of social change, family intrigue, and hidden agendas. Your deductive skills will be put to the test as you decode the cryptic clues, confront the ghosts of the past, and uncover the real events leading to Lady Silveridge's disappearance.

Are you ready to step into the shoes of a detective from a bygone era, scrutinise the whispers of history, and unveil the secrets that have been buried for a century? Enter the world of 'Case 5: Murder at the Manor,' where the past and present collide, and only your sharp intellect can bridge the gap between mystery and truth.

Please note this is NOT an escape room, it is NOT code cracking, it's a deduction game, you look for clues to solve the case. PLEASE DO NOT buy this game if you are sensitive to the topics of Murder, Suicide or Drugs.

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