Beschreibung
Murder in the Chocolate Factory
Ambition • Office intrigue • Power plays • Deadly consequences
🔎 MURDER AT THE COMPANY PARTY – A private anniversary celebration turns deadly: an employee is murdered. Uncover intrigue, blackmail, and alibis — and solve the case like real detectives.
🕵️ A COOPERATIVE AT-HOME DETECTIVE GAME – Open the case file, connect the clues, build a timeline of the night of the crime, and check each suspect step by step. No game master needed — perfect for lively discussions, wild theories, and satisfying breakthroughs.
📱 MULTIMEDIA INVESTIGATION WITH DIGITAL CLUES – Alongside realistic documents, you’ll follow digital trails online, explore websites and content (such as video footage), and verify witness statements and alibis.
✅ READY TO PLAY RIGHT AWAY · NO APP · NO ACCOUNT · NOTHING GETS DAMAGED – No prep required: just start playing. All you need is a smartphone, tablet, or laptop with internet access for the digital clues. No downloads, no sign-ups, no cutting or marking.
🎁 FOR GAME NIGHTS, COUPLES & FRIENDS – 1–6 players · ages 14+ · approx. 2–4 hours. Challenging, fair, and logically solvable. Developed and produced in Germany. Part of the MAGNIFICUM crime game series — bought and recommended over 75,000 times.
Author team: Haykal Hamidou & Benjamin Scheel
Maria & Adrian –
Excellent game! It was our first time solving a crime mystery, and we really enjoyed it – combination of digital and analog materials made it really fun. We would love to have more games in English!
Petra Daemen –
We enjoyed the game very much.
Egon Hiemer –
Very fun, enormous level of detail, thank you!
Otto Jager –
Excellent game we played with our family of five. Clues were varied (online / offline) and the story was believable. It took us about 1:45hrs to solve. Highly recommended!
Groodion –
Wir konnten alle Fragen am Ende problemlos lösen. Jedoch bestand die letzte Stunde unseres Spiels daraus alle Dokumente wieder und wieder zu prüfen, weil wir uns sicher waren, dass wir etwas übersehen haben mussten, da einige Punkte über gewisse Personen und deren Beziehungen zu einander nur durch Annahmen gefüllt werden könnten ohne dass es konkrete Hinweise dafür gab.