Players: 2 - 6
Time: 20 minutes
Ages: 8 and up

Calling all detectives! A gang of thieves has just been nabbed, but only three members actually committed the crime. Using keen eyes, quick thinking and deduction, try to figure out who's part of the guilty trio. Was it Loose-Eye Lenny, Kid Cassidy and Pencil Top? Or was it Louie St. Louis, Jonny Cortex and No Neck Nick? The first to name the right three suspects is the master sleuth.

Everyone loves a good whodunit and Three of a Crime is the perfect game to play when you're in the mood to solve a mystery in a short amount of time. As you figure out who’s on the eyewitness's card, you'll be employing such brain-building skills as logic and deductive reasoning. Hint: Like in solving a real life crime, don't make an accusation until you can prove that the suspects are guilty without a shadow of doubt!

A short summary of the game:

What Do I Think About Three Of A Crime It’s a fun game that plays fairly quickly. It’s light with easy to learn rules. You can be up and playing in 5 minutes. A round takes 5-7 minutes and the whole game, maybe 20 minutes. But as light as it is, it will make you think. Logic and deduction are the keys to this game. It is a good game for children as it will teach you to be observant and how to figure this out from the available information. My kids and I played 5 games straight when we opened it. And they taught it to a cousin so they could all play. Over the course of the next few days I think they play it about 12 times. That’s a high recommendation in my book.