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$10.64 $14.99 In stock

 Fake Crime is an intuitive yet innovative game where the art is part of the gameplay! Play clue cards to exonerate suspects by naming an object that appears on both cards. Other investigators must follow suit as everyone scrambles to be the first one to catch the killer. Pick your suspect and pit your sleuthing skills against your rivals in this simple yet sophisticated game of mystery and murder. For 1 to 6 Players.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The mechanic of naming an object that appears on two clue cards is way more fun than I expected, and having the art itself be part of the gameplay makes every round feel different. We played it with four investigators and the exonerating got competitive fast.

Ryan ★★★★★

I was worried it'd feel like a reskin of every other matching game, but naming objects across two clue cards to clear a suspect actually makes you think. The mechanic of exonerating suspects by finding the shared object is simple to teach and still gets tense with four players.

Lily G. ★★★★★

I brought this to game night and the clue-card mechanic had everyone leaning in, trying to spot objects across both artworks before the timer got us. The art is genuinely clever because it challenges how you see the same image twice, and the rounds moved fast enough that nobody checked their phone.