👋 Welcome, detective!
Famous case · Paris, December 2008
The Harry Winston heist · Paris, 2008
A crime has been committed. Find out who was involved, where, and with what.
- 🃏 40 cards to turn over: involved or innocent, traces or nothing…
- 📓 The notebook holds the clues. A card only turns over if it is proven.
- 💡 Every card you turn over gives you a new clue.
- 📜 The Story button, at the bottom, tells you about the case (optional to play).
- 40 cards: 20 people, 10 places and 10 equipment. Each one hides a yes or a no: involved or innocent, traces or nothing…
- The notebook holds the clues. You can only turn a card over if the clues prove it: no guessing allowed.
- Every card you turn over gives you a new clue. Step by step, you crack the case.
🇫🇷 The cases take place in France: French names, French towns, translated into English.
💾 If you change phones or your browser clears its data, everything is lost.
The Harry Winston heist · Paris, 2008
📄 Initial report (story and known facts)
📜 Story
Paris, Thursday, December 4, 2008, just after 5:30 p.m. It is Christmas shopping season on the avenue Montaigne. Elegant "customers" walk into the Harry Winston jewelry store. Moments later, four armed robbers are holding the staff at gunpoint, and within minutes, nearly nine hundred pieces of jewelry have vanished into bags. Your job: piece together the gang, its disguises and its weapons. (Known convicts go by their real names; robbers never publicly identified have a made-up name.)
🎯 Your goal: turn over all 40 cards in the 3 tabs (People, Places, Equipment). A card only turns over if the clues prove it (no guessing allowed), and every card you turn over gives you a new clue.
🗺️ Columns, rows and areas (read it when a clue mentions them)
First finding at the scene
What we already know
Tap a card, then choose. The game refuses until the clues let you prove it. On a computer, the i button opens a card's file. All the rules.