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    Printable gallery mystery game for adults with 4 logic cases

    A printable detective game for adults set in an art gallery after closing. You work through four logic cases using evidence sheets, a deduction grid and a 5,000 card archive, in A4 and US Letter.

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    What is inside

    The case centres on a missing gallery register. Three people with motives, a registrar, a conservator and an invited researcher, each carry a keepsake that may matter, and the evidence sheets set out timed statements about who was where.

    The previews list a 36-page play file and a 5-page answer file covering 4 cases and 57 evidence items. Pages include an incident briefing, evidence sheets, deduction grids and a final report form. Play follows three steps: read the evidence, solve with the grid, then fill in the report.

    Everything arrives in one zip for A4 and US Letter printing, plus a PDF with a link to edit the files in Canva. Keep the answer file aside for checking at the end.

    Good for

    • Couples night at the kitchen table
    • Fans of logic grid puzzles
    • Solo solvers with a quiet evening
    • A change from board games

    Questions

    How many people can play?
    It works for one solver or a pair working together, and suits a couples night. Everyone shares the same evidence pages and deduction grid, so a small group can also play around one table.
    How long is the game?
    The play file runs 36 pages across four cases, so you can play one case per sitting or work through all four in a single long evening.
    Are the answers included?
    Yes. A separate 5-page answer file holds the solutions, so you can check your final report once you have named a suspect without spoiling the evidence pages.