Cryptic Killers – Peaky Blinders Case File

The year is 1920, and horse racing jockey Clifford Brown has been found dead behind the Shelby’s pub (The Garrison Tavern). Brown was due to compete against the Peaky Blinders at the upcoming Warwick races, and the finger of blame is pointed straight at the gang and its leader, Tommy Shelby. Tommy has been arrested for Browns murder. His future is in your hands.

Inside the case file, you’ll find 1920’s police reports, newspapers, a map of Small Heath, photographs, and plenty more. There are 35 pieces of physical evidence to analyse.

Alongside the physical evidence contained in the case files, youll discover phone calls from Tommy Shelby, Arthur, and other figures from Peaky Blinders that may help you prove Tommy’s innocence. This is a physical tabletop murder mystery game. No console or video game system required.

With approximately 3 hours of play time (depending on your skill level) and a difficulty rating of 4/5, this “whodunnit” style thriller will provide a fun night in for all who choose to participate. If you can’t crack the case without a secret clue, hints and answers are available.

• PEAKY BLINDERS – THE BEST COLD CASE FILE TABLETOP GAME – The year is 1920, and horse racing jockey Clifford Brown has been found dead behind the Shelby’s pub (The Garrison Tavern). Brown was due to compete against the Peaky Blinders at the upcoming Warwick races, and the finger of blame is pointed straight at the gang and its leader, Tommy Shelby. Tommy has been arrested for Browns murder. His future is in your hands.
• PHYSICAL EVIDENCE – Inside the case file, you’ll find 1920’s police reports, newspapers, a map of Small Heath, photographs, and plenty more. There are 35 pieces of physical evidence to analyse.
• Alongside the physical evidence contained in the case files, youll discover phone calls from Tommy Shelby, Arthur, and other figures from Peaky Blinders that may help you prove Tommy’s innocence. This is a physical tabletop murder mystery game. No console or video game system required.
• A GREAT NIGHT IN – With approximately 3 hours of play time (depending on your skill level) and a difficulty rating of 4/5, this “whodunnit” style thriller will provide a fun night in for all who choose to participate. If you can’t crack the case without a secret clue, hints and answers are available.
• MADE FOR INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, GROUPS & PARTIES – Murder mystery lovers and CSI fans will love this challenging brain teaser. It’s perfect for teens or adults looking for a fun night in at home – whether you’re looking for an unusual “couples night” experience, a great family games night, or a fun dinner party with friends.