Product Description Forensics is an unsolved case from three decades ago!
And here in Riyadh.. a Rajeh High School student jumped from the sixth floor and died by suicide, but new evidence discovered by one of the investigators opens the case file again!
Was it really suicide? Or was Omar Sultan the victim of a murder in a closed room?
Criminals, what are they? It is an unsolved case and a simulation of an unrealistic case revolving around a murder that occurred at Rajeh Secondary School, which shocked the region and aroused public opinion with its mystery that extended for more than thirty years.
Your mission as a detective is to solve the mystery and uncover the real killer!
Information about the unsolved case: Victim: Omar Sultan
Case number: 11201992
Date of death: 20 Dhul-Qi’dah 1412
Location: Rajeh Secondary School
Defendants: All people who were not present at the gym on the open day
How to play criminals game?
Read all documents and review photographs, newspaper clippings and other evidence. The case includes numerous documents and additional materials picked up by the original homicide detective during the investigation.
You will need to solve 3 separate tasks and envelopes of evidence to convict the killer. There are 3 envelopes in the case file to solve three objectives that will help you convict the killer. After completing each objective, open the envelope immediately following it to find additional evidence
Finally, confirm the solution. After each step of solving the issues, you will need to visit the answers page using the barcode found in the envelope. In the link, you will find a set of questions to answer. If you do not have the correct answer, there is a hints box that will help you find the solution. You can continue the investigation without using the hints.
After solving the third objective, you will close the case and put the killer behind bars where he belongs!
Frequently asked questions about the criminal game:
- How long do you play the game?
Play time varies greatly depending on the number of players and their deductive abilities to investigate
It takes 1 to 3 hours.
- How many people can play?
From 2 to 8 people
- What is the appropriate age?
Any age over 8 years
