MicroMacro: Crime City – Full House

A crime scene the size of a tablecloth, and not a word of dialogue in it.

One enormous city map, seventy-five centimetres by a hundred and ten, with crimes hidden all over it. You lean across it and trace what happened — who followed whom, who was standing where, and which small figure at the end of a street is worth a second look. Johannes Sich designed it for Edition Spielwiese.

Sixteen cases in the box, and two ways to play each of them: work through card by card as the case asks its questions, or read only the opening card and reconstruct the whole thing yourself. Nothing is hidden behind rules — every piece of information is already printed on the map, and finding it is the entire game. Full House also marks each case with symbols so you can see at a glance which ones suit younger investigators, which the original did not do.

Perfect for: People who read the background of a photograph before they look at the subject.

1–4 players | 15–45 minutes | Age 10+