Murder Mystery Party Case Files: Death in Antarctica cover
2017BGG rank #6,562

Murder Mystery Party Case Files: Death in Antarctica

by Georgij Shugol, Igor Korotky, Alexander Krys · iDventure

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Players1–6
Time90–180m
ComplexityMedium-Light
Age13+

About the game

What is Murder Mystery Party Case Files: Death in Antarctica?

A murder has been committed on the South Pole station Aquilo. The alleged perpetrator was quickly identified and the evidence was also sufficient for the court to sentence him to death. Only a coincidence saved him from execution for the time being. His family, however, does not believe in his guilt and asks you to reopen the case. There are many hints available in the box that you can examine directly. The game is conceived as a realistic criminal case and requires investigations similar to those carried out by the Criminal Police in real life. It can be played as: - single team - competitive mode - replayed by other players —description from the publisher Auf der Südpolstation Aquilo ist ein Mord verübt worden. Der vermeintliche Täter wurde schnell ermittelt und die Beweise waren für das Gericht auch ausreichend, ihn zum Tode zu verurteilen. Nur ein Zufall bewahrte ihn vorläufig vor der Hinrichtung Seine Familie glaubt jedoch nicht an seine Schuld und bittet Sie, den Fall erneut aufzurollen. Dazu stehen Ihnen in der Box zahlreiche Hinweise zur Verfügung, die Sie direkt untersuchen können. Das Spiel ist als realistischer Kriminalfall ausgedacht und erfordert Untersuchungen ähnlich denen, die von der Kriminalpolizei im wirklichen Leben durchgeführt werden. —description from the publisher (German)

How it plays

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDeductionSolo / Solitaire GameStorytellingTeam-Based Game

On the shelf

Categories

DeductionMurder / MysteryParty GamePuzzle

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