THE WORLD’S MOST REALISTIC MURDER MYSTERY

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MADE FROM REAL FORENSIC AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE EXPERIENCE

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Game Play

Forensic investigation

Every crime scene tells a story.

Recreate the crime scene with photo evidence.

Connect the evidence pieces together to create the crime scene story and reveal the killers mistakes.

Suspect Network

Create crime boards as you follow the leads and track down the killer!

As you close in on your killer, reveal their mistakes and place them back at the scene of the crime.

Case Types

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Game Information

Player Count

1 - 4

Play Time

1 - 3 Hours

Age Range

14 +

Fatal Encounters is a story driven one and done murder mystery.

Multiple case files provide unique story’s and different murders to investigate.

Player Testimonials

  • “Fatal Encounters was a nice change of pace compared to other murder mystery games. Your presented with the scene of the crime, forensic photos and reports and asked to recreate the scene of the crime while establishing a timeline of events. It was fun pretending to be a detective, walking through the crime scene and piecing together all the evidence.”

    International Player

  • “My partner and I are still hyping the game. We agreed that your game alone was worth the drive and entry fee.”

    Tabletop Con Customer

  • “Fatal encounters is a well-researched and well thought out game that takes you through the various phases of a criminal investigation. This s more than just a find-the-killer kind of game. You’ll work with forensic evidence to build the sequence of events, working with witnesses and evidence to establish a timeline of victim and suspect movements. The game products are very detailed, the result fo well developed scenarios and the designer’s practical investigation expirence. If you love a whodunnit? Mystery and also want a deeper dive into crime investigation, I think Fatal Encounters might be the game for you.”

    Ex-law enforcement