Unsolved Case Files

Jamie Banks

A game by John Carroll

1 - 4 Players 120 - 360 minutes Low

Cooperative Game, Deduction, Solo / Solitaire Game

Deduction, Murder/Mystery, Party Game

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready to dive into a real-life murder mystery with Unsolved Case Files: Jamie Banks, a cooperative game designed by John Carroll. Released in 2019, this game is perfect for 1 to 4 players who love a good whodunit. The rules are easy to learn, but be prepared to spend some time unraveling the mystery - playtime can range from 120 to 360 minutes. In this game, you'll take on the role of an investigator trying to solve the murder of 18-year-old Jamie Banks, whose death was initially ruled a suicide by police. However, it's up to you to prove that it was actually a murder. As you dig through the evidence in the original case file, you'll review articles, photos, witness statements, and more to piece together what really happened on that fateful morning. Your goal is to solve three objectives by answering questions on the game's website, and after each objective is completed, you'll unlock bonus envelopes containing extra evidence to help you crack the case. Whether you're playing solo or with a group of friends, Unsolved Case Files: Jamie Banks is a fun and challenging game that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With its unique blend of deduction and cooperative gameplay, it's a great choice for fans of murder mysteries and party games alike.