Murder in the chocolate factory
2-4 h | 1-6 people | 14+age
level of difficulty: high
no destruction of the material
100 years of Edelberger Schokolade. That’s 100 years of customer loyalty, ambition and tradition.
A perfect occasion to celebrate the anniversary as a private function. And it would have been the best anniversary in the company’s history, hadn’t it been for the insidious murder of the sales manager.
Who killed Oliver Borgmann?
It’s most likely that the murderer was among the guests. But who was cold-blooded enough to commit such a crime while colleagues were happily celebrating next door?
Take a look behind the scenes of a chocolate manufacturer located in Germany and untangle a web of intrigues, blackmail, nepotism and excess in Oliver Borgmann’s Last Celebration.
inkl. MWSt. und kostenlosem Versand als Warensendung innerhalb Deutschlands in 2-5 Werktagen
Herstellerinformation: Magnificum GmbH, Knollstr. 8, 70191 Stuttgart
– over 10 months of development time
– game components are not damaged or destroyed
– 30+ realistic documents and evidence
– 4 Websites
– video-surveillance footage of the crime night
– make movement logs of all suspects
– tested by real criminologists
– game will not be destroyed
– ideal gift for fans of Tatort, Miss Marple, Sherlock Holmes or True Crime
Author team: Benjamin Scheel, Haykal Hamidou
| Gewicht | 0,340 kg |
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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.