Dossiers Criminels: Pocket - Qui a tué Meredith Carter? (FR)

*French version

A respected zoo founder, a quiet evening, and then a body at the bottom of the bear pit. In Dossiers Criminels: Pocket - Qui a tué Meredith Carter? (FR), you dive straight into a tense investigation set at the Kenwood Zoo. There is no rulebook to read: you tear open the pouch and you are immediately in the case. You spread out the cards, examine every clue, read and cross-check witness statements, and untangle the financial stakes, internal conflicts, and buried secrets that might explain what really happened to Meredith. 

The Pocket format turns any moment into a full mystery experience. More than 40 cards let you build your own investigation board: security camera shots, plans, letters, reports and more. You sort, link and combine the information to rebuild the timeline and identify the culprit. Play solo for a focused puzzle or with up to six players for a lively group discussion: everyone shares theories, argues, and finally discovers the truth together. With no app and no screens involved, this compact crime game relies entirely on your observation and reasoning. 

You will likely enjoy Dossiers Criminels: Pocket - Qui a tué Meredith Carter? if you love realistic murder mysteries, cooperative deduction and story-driven puzzles. It is a great pick if you want a portable investigation to bring on trips or game nights, with clear objectives and a satisfying reveal at the end. With a playtime of about 45 minutes, a 1–6 player count and an accessible difficulty level, it works just as well for a first Dossiers Criminels experience as for fans looking for a lighter case between bigger investigations. 

The Dossiers Criminels line has become a go-to brand for at-home investigation games, and this Pocket episode about Meredith Carter is designed as a complete, self-contained case in a small pouch. All Pocket cases are built around roughly 45 minutes of gameplay, focused on deduction, discussion and careful examination of the material, rather than on complex rules or components. 

Designers Jules Burghardt, Maxime Perrin and Morgan Rauscent, together with Zompa Design, bring a clean, immersive presentation to the game: every card is meaningful, the visuals support the story, and the whole experience feels like handling a real mini case file rather than a traditional board game. 

BOX CONTENTS
45 cards

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