Unsolved Case Files | Ivey, Sandra - Cold Case Murder Mystery Game | Can You Solve The Crime£

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• PERFECT FOR INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, GROUPS & PARTIES - Teen and adult murder mystery fans love the cerebral challenge. Couples looking to escape boring date nights are amazed with the interaction and teamwork that develops when you work together to solve this mystery. It's also the perfect adult mystery game to break out during your next dinner party or family get together. Treat yourself, your partner, your friends or your family to a game experience you can only get with Unsolved Case Files.
• ONLINE ANSWER KEYS - To get past each step of the case you’ll need to visit an online answer page that requires you to prove you cracked it. If you don’t have the answer right you can keep investigating without being spoiled by the right answers.
• WITNESS STATEMENTS, PHOTOS, INTERROGATIONS, AND MORE - This unsolved case file game includes the evidence photos, crew interrogations and other documents for you to investigate including newspaper articles, crime scene photographs, witness statements, a poster of the space station and much more. Everything about this mystery game is fiction, but will feel just like you are a real detective.
• SOLVE 3 MYSTERIES TO CRACK THE CASE - In order to solve this cold case murder mystery game you’ll need to find 3 separate clues. First prove the space station was sabotaged, then prove that Sandra Ivey was murdered, and finally pin her killer and bring them to justice. With 3 different mysteries to solve in order to play the game, this case will challenge your investigative abilities.
• SOLVE A COLD CASE - Unsolved Case Files puts you in the shoes of a detective asked to help prove that a fire aboard the world’s first commercial space station was a planned act of sabotage. The world believes that the death of Sandra Ivey, the CEO responsible for the station’s launch, was an accident. Can you prove it was murder?