Murder for dinner: Death of a young officer

Murder for Dinner card game: The death of a young officer takes you to Bohemia during the First Republic. Officer Jonathan Helzner is found dead during an engagement party. The killer must be someone present, because no one else entered or exited the house. Murder for Dinner is a great choice for an action-packed evening with friends or a family game afternoon. Everyone takes on the role of the characters involved - fiancée, aunt, doctor, colonel, soldier and maid. You're given a set of information for your character and it's up to you to use deduction and interaction with others to figure out how it all happened. The game is suitable for 1-5 players and takes approximately 120 minutes to play. Suitable for children aged 10 and up.

Murder for Dinner will exercise your deduction

At the start of Murder for Dinner, each player gets information about their character. They will learn about its character, history and the course of the key evening. After the corpse is found, an investigation occurs where everyone gets a certain number of clues and also common clues for everyone. Using thoughtful questions and conversation, the player tries to figure out who the killer is. If an asterisked clue is heard during the game, the player with the asterisked clue turns over a chip. After all five chips are turned over, a new portion of clues is dealt. This procedure is repeated. At the end of the third round, the investigation ends and each player identifies the killer. Whoever got it right won.