by Eleven Puzzles (website)
2-6 players
£15.00
🖥digital
90 mins
90 mins
After receiving a suspicious text message, two former partners are sent to different locations.
On arrival, they find two chests and realize that the Cryptic Killer is on the hunt again!
Knowing they're in grave danger, they have called on you for your expertise in puzzle solving and code-breaking.
Can you help the detectives escape the clutches of the killer?
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The more I look back on this game, the more I realise how much I enjoyed it. I don’t know if they’re planning on making another one, but I really hope they do! Fun puzzles, a great interface, and just a really enjoyable game to play.
I think we've found our first favorite cooperative puzzle game in 2021! This game really bought out the teamwork aspect through the puzzles and game design. The final challenge with the timer countdown (you won't actually run out of time so don't worry, everyone will be able to finish) really captured that final urgency that we would feel in a real life escape room. We completed the game in 1 hours time and was left feeling wanting more! Being new creators in the digital game world, this was an amazing product. We can't wait to see what Eleven Puzzles will be able to whip up in the near future!
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We split into two teams to escape the clutches of a puzzle-mad killer in this collaborative online game.
Unboxing the Mind of a Cryptic Killer was an unexpectedly delightful game! It’s got a bit of everything I love: A gritty plot and back story, gorgeous illustrations, and tantalisingly fun puzzles. Not only this but it also plays really well with a unique online two-player interface. I can’t recommend it enough!
A crime story with a cartoon noir feel, an interesting split dynamic and some genuinely tense jeopardy, we found it fresh and unique.
My favourite co-operative game so far, I really hope there’s more to come.