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There's Been A Murder - A Collaborative Card Game of Death and Deduction (Packaging May Vary) by Pressman, for Ages 14 and up

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Features

  • Work together as detectives to bring the Murderer to justice!
  • Easy-to learn social deduction game thats different each time you play it
  • Players use the unique effects of their cards to discover and communicate who they think is holding the Murderer card
  • Dont let the Murderer escape or everyone loses!
  • Recommended for 3-8 players, ages 14 and up

Description

There’s been a murder, and you and your friends must work together to solve it! In this fully cooperative social deduction game, players use their cards to determine who holds the Murderer card in their hand. Action and Effect Cards give players clues, but be careful – if you can’t work together, the Murderer will escape your discovery! For 3-8 players, ages 14 and up.

Age Range (Description): Teen, Adult


Number of Players: 3-8


Brand: Goliath


Theme: Murder


Material: Paper


Product Dimensions: 4.37 x 1.89 x 6.38 inches


Item Weight: 7.5 ounces


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 919413


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Release date: August 2, 2021


Manufacturer: Pressman


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  • A little confusing but rather amusing
I love how this is a collab game. And there are times where we had many questions about how certain cards function in turn and out of turn and if effect cards could be played and tossed into the discard pile or if certain cards exist indefinitely like the Gossip. Over all this is a fast game about 1-15 minutes. Sometimes less than a minute because some cards just fit together very well at try begin and make you lose or win. Have fun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by valdorien

  • Fun Family Game
A surprisingly quick and fun family game that my adult and teenage children still enjoyed. Simple rules, easy playthrough.
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by Holly Robbins

  • Funny, BUT
I'm pretty sure we beat the odds in every possible way. We shuffled and cut the deck, placed the murderer and detective cards as directed...and 3 - THREE - times *in a row* had the murderer and informant cards show up together in someone's hand (meaning we won the game by dealing it, no playing). We had two people shuffle, another cut, placed the two cards carefully and dealt as randomly as a person can while one smart aleck says "maybe we will end up losing with the Murderer and Witness cards in someone's hand as it's dealt next"...guess what happened? Yeah, the murderer and witness cards were in someone's hand on the deal. We were playing with a group of 7 people. It's like Solitaire when you shuffle it, deal it, and end up with no moves only to deal it again. I am positive we broke some kind record...at least we laughed - albeit at the outlandish odds of it all. We have played 8 times in total, I'm just stumped at the odds of it happening at all, let alone in a row. The instructions don't say what to do if the murderer and detective cards end up in the same hand (we had this happen once). Play the Detective and make yourself discard the Murderer card, but it might have been good to mention it in the rules. Also the Imposter (I think it was the imposter card, sorry this one I'm fuzzy on) and Murderer cards, the person wasn't sure what to do - couldn't play either card nor pass anything since neither card said gave passing as an option. The "read the card and do what it says" idea is good, but there are some oddball circumstances that require more fleshing out in the instructions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023 by A. Vitale

  • Very Fun Game
This game has been a great time. The players work together but need to be quiet, unless they get the gossip, in which case they can talk all they want! Cards are oddly sized but shuffle well. One negative is you can deal and lose (or win) immediately. Overall, with the groups I've played with, we have a very high winning ratio, so it works well. The one other disadvantage is it requires a lot of reading of the various cards, and some memory of what you have done would help. My 82 year old mom didn't understand the game, but I've played with others down to 16 and they've loved it. Overall, highly recommended. Good eyes are a plus! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by T. Steyaert

  • Kinda challenging to learn
This took me and my friends (all experienced with a variety of games and well-educated adults) a few rounds to get the hang of. There's a lot of small details in the gameplay that can be challenging. I wouldn't recommend for playing with children simply due to the complexity. It is a collaborative game where all of the players are working towards the same objective and you either all win or all lose. I didn't find the game very fun and I doubt another round will be played at game night. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by Heather K.

  • Great Gift
I thought that this game looked so fun that I bought it for my murder mystery loving sister on two separate occasions. The fact that I can’t remember what I’ve given as presents is my own fault, but clearly they’re doing something right if this is the gift I decided on not once but twice.
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023 by Kindle Customer

  • Great game
Gave it to my family for Christmas and it was a hit! They’ve played do many times and alway tell me how much they enjoy it! The fact that it’s sort of a team game (all win or all lose) could make it a great option if you have players who tend to be too competitive in other games…
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2023 by LVJ2021

  • Could be fun but….
There aren’t enough instructions. The idea of the game is fun and it’s kind of nice that it’s a quick play but the instructions aren’t clear or flushed out enough to ever feel like you know what you’re doing. I bought this for a lake weekend and ended up leaving it at the house.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by LeeAnn

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