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    Two printable detective games for adults, 8 logic puzzle cases

    A bundle of two printable detective games for adults: the missing observatory ledger and the gallery after hours case. Together they give 8 logic puzzle cases and 10,000 archive records in A4 and US Letter.

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    What is inside

    This bundle holds both mystery kits in a single zip. One follows a missing ledger at an observatory, the other a register that vanished from an art gallery after closing. Each is a complete game with its own cover, evidence sheets, deduction grid and answer file.

    Across the two games there are 8 cases and 10,000 archive records, double what either kit has alone. Separate start-here PDFs in A4 and US Letter explain how to get going.

    Play works the same way in both: read the incident briefing and evidence, solve with the grid, then write your final report and check it against the answers. Finish one game before opening the other so the cases stay separate.

    Good for

    • Two date nights in a row
    • Couples who enjoy logic puzzles
    • A puzzle night gift for a friend
    • Solvers who finished one case file

    Questions

    Which games are in the bundle?
    The missing observatory ledger and the gallery after hours mystery. Each has four logic cases, an evidence set, a deduction grid and its own answer file.
    Is the bundle different from the single games?
    Each game inside is complete. The bundle puts both in one zip with start-here guides, giving you 8 cases and 10,000 records in total.
    Which paper sizes does it print on?
    Both games are set up for A4 and US Letter, and the start-here guide is supplied in each size so you can follow it on the paper you use.