The Mystery Of Malia Key A Cold Case File Game

The perfect game for true crime fans and those who always know whodunit in their favourite TV crime dramas. Turn detective alone, on a date night or get together with friends and family to solve the disappearance of Malia Key. Inspect witness statements and interviews, hear from Malia herself with audio recordings int he days leading up to her disappearance. A game for a great night in.

Malia Key was an investigative journalist who travelled across the UK looking for a story...until she disappeared.

With her car found abandoned and no sign of Malia Key it's now up to you to discover what really happened to her five years ago.

Game includes: Suspect board with sticky notes, evidence such as statements and interviews, links to online content, map, nespaper articles, detective lanyard and three smaller envelopes with more evidence.

Meet a series of suspects, investigate their alibis and their stories. Check their statements and interviews and prompt their memories as you listen to Malia's best friend who is desperate to find Malia.

This is the third in our series of case files Investigations that puts you in the shoes of the detective assigned to the case. Play as the lone detective, with a friend or partner or even get together a group of friends to crack the case.

Everyone you meet in the pages of the evidence delivered to your door will have a motive for murder. Malia Key had a way of making enemies and it seems one of them was pushed just a little too far.

How to play:

Set out the suspect board and map and make sure to look for a QR code on the Detective Badge to learn more about Malia and her arrival in Little Questing.

Investigate the evidence in the Confidential Case Files and meet the suspects. Then move to the smaller envelopes. These are all dated on days leading up to Malia's disappearance and bring you more evidence. You can open these in any order.

Once you know whodunit head online to make your accusation and earn your Case Solved certificate.

Uncover the evidence within the case files and work out who killed Malia Key and why.

Difficulty rating: Medium