Quick Answer
Choose the Chicago murder mystery game for a fast, flexible night with up to six players, or pick the Berlin game if you want a compact, atmospheric case with a UV torch hunt. Both are part of the Deadly Destinations series.
What Sets These Deadly Destinations Apart
Both games drop you into a city-themed murder case, but they play slightly differently. The Chicago game is built for two to six players and wraps up in under an hour, making it a solid pick for a quick party activity. The Berlin game is described as compact and atmospheric, with a UV torch included to reveal clues in invisible ink—so expect a bit more of a treasure-hunt feel.
Because the Berlin version doesn't list a specific player count or play time in the available details, you may need to check the box or product page if those numbers matter to you. That's a real trade-off: Chicago gives you clear logistics upfront, while Berlin leans into mood and discovery.
How to Choose
- Group size: If you have a group of up to six, the Chicago game is a safe bet. The Berlin game doesn't list a player count in the available details, so check the packaging if you need a specific number.
- Play time: Need a quick game? Chicago is designed to finish in under an hour. Berlin doesn't specify a duration, so it may take longer—or shorter—depending on how thorough your detectives are. If time is tight, go with Chicago to stay on schedule.
- Atmosphere and clues: Berlin is marketed as atmospheric and compact, with a UV torch for invisible ink clues. That's a more immersive experience, but it may appeal less if you prefer a straightforward clue-gathering format. Choose Berlin if you want a moodier, more tactile investigation.
Product Facts
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Chicago Murder Mystery Game - Deadly Destinations: The Chicago game supports two to six players and has a play time of under an hour. You know exactly how long the game will take, so it's easy to slot into a party or game night without overrunning.
Chicago Murder Mystery Game - Deadly Destinations
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Berlin Murder Mystery Game - Deadly Destinations: The Berlin game includes a UV torch to hunt for clues hiding in invisible ink. That added interactive element can make the investigation feel more hands-on and memorable for your group.
Berlin Murder Mystery Game - Deadly Destinations
Which One Fits You?
Best for
- Quick party games with up to six players
- Groups that want a clear time commitment
Not for
- Large parties over six players—neither game is confirmed to support that
- Players who prefer a straightforward, clue-based format over UV torch hunting (Berlin may not suit)