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COLD CASE ARCHIVE · ENGLAND, 1930s

OPEN THE CASE.FIND THE KILLER.

Premium printable murder mystery games set in 1930s England. Download the PDF, print it at home, examine the evidence and name the killer.

Four languages

A case in your language

Every Cabinet No.7 investigation is fully available in English, Greek, Russian and Ukrainian.

  • English
  • Ελληνικά
  • Русский
  • Українська
Ashford Hall at night, its windows lit

Think you can solve this?

A baronet is dead.Five guests. Five secrets.One killer among them.

Players
1 – 6
Hours
2 – 3
Difficulty
3/5
Pages
41

How It Works

1 Get

Choose your case.

2 Print

Download the files and print at home or at a local shop.

3 Solve

Gather the evidence, follow the clues, catch the killer.

Why Cabinet No.7

  • An instant PDF download — no box to ship, no subscription, no waiting. Buy it once and it's yours forever, to print as often as you like.

  • The solution stays sealed until you're ready. Everyone investigates together — or you solve it alone. Nobody has to act a part or sit out knowing the ending.

  • You examine aged period documents — coroner's reports, sworn statements, telegrams, photographs — and reason like a detective. There's nothing to read aloud.

  • Every case is solvable from the evidence in front of you. No arbitrary leaps and nothing hidden — deduction the way Golden-Age mysteries were meant to work.

  • Meticulous 1930s England — the paper, the language, the details. A cohesive world to step into, not a generic case file.

  • Play in English, Greek, Russian or Ukrainian — every case, fully translated.

Detective test

Can you spot the clues?

Someone searched this office. Find 3 signs they left behind.

Find all 3 clues — and get 10% off your first case

A detective's desk at night — a typewriter, an upside-down photograph, a crumpled page and an open filing-cabinet drawer among the papers.

Clues found: 0/3