Dossiers Criminels Pocket: Qui a Tué Jasper Van Der Meer? (FR)

*French version

A political scandal shakes Amsterdam. During his re-election speech, mayor Jasper Van Der Meer suddenly collapses. Corruption, influence peddling, whistleblowers, buried secrets: everything seems connected, but nothing is obvious. In Dossiers Criminels Pocket: Qui a Tué Jasper Van Der Meer?, you open the game and jump straight into the action, with no rulebook to read. Lay out the cards, study every clue, connect the information, and rebuild the story step by step to uncover what really happened.

The Pocket format turns any moment into a mini mystery night. With more than 40 clue cards to sort, link, and arrange, you create your own investigation board like a detective in front of a wall of evidence. Whether you play solo, as a duo, or with up to six players, each session becomes a tense narrative experience where every new card can confirm or overturn your theory. There is no app or screen: everything relies on your observation skills, logic, and the way you argue and cooperate together.

You will likely enjoy Dossiers Criminels Pocket: Qui a Tué Jasper Van Der Meer? if you are into political thrillers, crime stories, and social deduction evenings where people discuss, suspect, and finally flip the card that proves someone right (or completely wrong). It is an excellent choice if you are looking for a compact investigation game to bring on trips or game nights.

You will especially appreciate this title if you liked other releases in the Dossiers Criminels line or escape-room-style games but want a more focused, 45-minute experience, with an intermediate difficulty level (2/3) that remains accessible while still offering a genuine puzzle. The Amsterdam setting and the political background give this crime game a grounded, modern feel.

The cooperative game design comes from a trio of designers – Jules Burghardt, Maxime Perrin, and Morgan Rauscent – with artwork by Zompa Design. Together, they deliver a pocket mystery game where every card is carefully crafted to support immersion and help you build your own theory, whether you play solo or in a solo game plus group discussion mode.

BOX CONTENTS
45 cards

Number of players: 1 to 6
Play time: 45 minutes
Age: 14+