Board game, The Case of the Curiously Correct Blueprints

The Case of the Curiously Correct Blueprints


  A board game by Ace Ellett, Anna Ellett

 1 - 99 Players   180 - 300 minutes   Unknown 

  Cooperative Game, Deduction, Paper-and-Pencil, Solo / Solitaire Game

  Book, Deduction, Electronic, Murder/Mystery, Novel-based, Puzzle

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Description

Imagine a room full of detectives, sleuths, or just a single curious brain, all hunched over a stack of mysteriously spot‑on blueprints that might hold the key to a murder. In The Case of the Curiously Correct Blueprints, you and up to 98 friends (or just you, if you’re feeling solitary) team up to piece together clues, sketch out theories on paper, and out‑wit a cunning killer—all in a game that feels like a living novel. Designed by sibling duo Ace and Anna Ellett in 2025, the rules are so simple you can get rolling in minutes, but the deduction puzzles will keep you tangled for three to five hours of juicy, cooperative sleuthing. Whether you’re into murder‑mysteries, puzzle‑books, or love the tactile fun of paper‑and‑pencil gameplay, this cooperative, deduction‑heavy romp turns every session into a thrilling, brain‑teasing crime‑scene party.