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MicroMacro: Crime City
Best for: Detective fans, casual groups, families with older kids

Cédric Millet · KYF Édition · 2024
A narrative deduction game where you slide tiles to reveal hidden information, piecing together a mystery through spatial exploration. The physical tile-sliding mechanism creates a tactile puzzle that unfolds differently every session.
Players
1–4
Time
60 min
Ages
12+
Difficulty
Medium
Behind is a puzzle game you can solve alone or together. Each scene comes as a set of tiles, and you study them and assemble them logically to rebuild a picture.
If you get stuck, you turn over numbered clue cards in order. Once the picture is complete, you read the remaining clues to check your reasoning, then flip the tiles over to reveal the final image on the back. The box has three scenes, each a fresh puzzle.
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About 60 minutes once everyone knows the rules.
It plays 1 to 4 players, including a solo mode.
The publisher recommends ages 12 and up.
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Best for: Detective fans, casual groups, families with older kids
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Best for: Detective fans, MicroMacro fans, couples