Unsolved Murder Mystery Game - Peaky Blinders - Cryptic Killers

Cryptic Killers - Peaky Blinders Unsolved Murder Mystery Game

Step into the dangerous world of 1920s Birmingham and take on the role of a detective in Cryptic Killers - Peaky Blinders Case File, an immersive murder mystery investigation inspired by the hit Peaky Blinders series.

The case begins with the discovery of Clifford Brown, a horse-racing jockey, found dead behind The Garrison Tavern, the Shelby family's pub. Brown was due to compete against the Peaky Blinders at the upcoming Warwick races, and suspicion quickly falls on Tommy Shelby and his gang. Tommy has been arrested for the murder, and now the case is in your hands. Can you examine the evidence, uncover hidden connections, and determine what really happened?

This is more than a traditional board game. The experience is built around a physical case file filled with period-inspired investigative materials that encourage players to examine clues, connect information, question suspects, and build their own theory of the crime.

You will find 35 pieces of physical evidence to investigate, including police reports, newspaper articles, photographs, a map of Small Heath, and other case materials. Each piece contributes to the investigation and encourages careful observation and logical thinking.

As you work through the investigation, additional information from characters connected to the Peaky Blinders story can help move the case forward. Phone calls from Tommy Shelby, Arthur, and other characters provide additional clues and information that may help you determine whether Tommy is guilty or innocent.

The game is designed to encourage discussion, deduction, observation, and problem-solving. Players must carefully consider the information in the case file rather than simply follow a predetermined sequence. Every document and clue can contribute to the investigation, making the experience particularly enjoyable for fans of detective games and mystery-solving challenges.

With approximately 3+ hours of gameplay, this case provides an extended investigation that works well for a dedicated mystery night, date night, family gathering with older players, or party with friends. It supports 1 or more players, allowing you to investigate the case independently or work together as a group.

The case has a 4 out of 5 difficulty rating, making it a satisfying challenge for players who enjoy putting together clues and solving complex mysteries. If you find yourself stuck, hints and answers are available to help you continue the investigation.

Unlike a console or video game, this is a physical tabletop investigation experience. No gaming console or video game system is required. Simply open the case file, examine the evidence, and begin your investigation.

Whether you're a dedicated Peaky Blinders fan or simply enjoy cold-case investigations, detective games, and immersive murder mysteries, Cryptic Killers - Peaky Blinders Case File offers an engaging way to spend an evening uncovering secrets and testing your investigative skills.

Key Features

• Peaky Blinders Mystery: Investigate a 1920 murder involving jockey Clifford Brown, Tommy Shelby, and the Peaky Blinders.
• 35 Pieces of Physical Evidence: Examine police reports, newspapers, photographs, maps, and other case materials to uncover clues.
• Immersive Detective Experience: Analyze evidence, connect information, and develop your own theory to solve the case.
• 3+ Hours of Gameplay: Designed for an extended mystery-solving experience with approximately three or more hours of play.
• Solo or Group Investigation: Suitable for 1+ players and designed for players aged 14 and up.

Product Details

• Brand: Cryptic Killers
• Theme: Peaky Blinders
• Players: 1+
• Recommended Age: 14+
• Playing Time: 3+ hours
• Difficulty: 4/5
• Game Type: Murder mystery investigation

Cryptic Killers - Peaky Blinders Case File is an immersive murder mystery investigation set in 1920s Birmingham.

• Investigate the murder of jockey Clifford Brown
• 35 pieces of physical evidence to examine
• 3+ hours of gameplay
• For 1+ players, ages 14+
• Includes period-inspired reports, photographs, newspapers and maps