Masters of Crime: Vendetta | Murder Mystery Game | Mafia | Co-op Game | 1+ Players | Ages 16+

Super fun, interactive game. Highly recommend

This was the first time playing a murder mystery box from this company. I had family over and we played this game together as a group. Overall it was a cool , fun experience! For it's cost, you definitely get the bang for your buck. The cards and evidence pieces felt sturdy and not cheap. The only thing was that you didn't have a total sense of direction after doing the first few locations. It could have been a little more streamlined so that players don't feel like they didn't do something right for them to go to the next location for decision making. Aside from small hiccups, I would buy another game from them.

Great mystery game

Vendetta "Masters of Crime" game offers an pretty intense and intricate murder/mystery experience which I think is perfect for seasoned gamers who enjoy complex and interactive challenges. With tasks like analyzing clues, searching Google Maps, and listening to audio files, this game’s immersive setup is not your average gamer night type of thing and is best suited for adults in my opinion. It requires some enthusiasts with some experience willing to invest time in solving mysteries.While the game’s single play design is a bit limiting in my opinion...sealed envelopes and taking notes sections make it tricky to replay if at all. It still provides hours of really good entertainment. It has various paths to explore in the game that may lead to different outcomes. Vendetta is an engaging and well designed game that fans of crime solving challenges like us will enjoy!

This was a fun single-play gaming experience for my family. Together we worked our way through the clues and did our best to “win”, but part of me wants to play again and see how far off the outcome would be if we made different choices. The mystery wouldn’t be the same - we’ve opened the envelopes and looked at the clues once, and the physical objects can’t change - so would we really have enough of a new experience to justify a replay? I don’t know, but the fact that I’m considering it indicates just how much fun we had and how well we were drawn into the immersive world of Vendetta.

It's kinda a nice gimmick to approach puzzle solving from a rather villainous perspective.I consider this aimed at rather mature gamers, both because of the subject matter and because it's not going to appeal to anyone who can't buckle down and try to solve difficult puzzles for an extended period of time.As always, there is a lot of appeal to opening envelopes as you progress, discovering story and clues.The way they've included internet-based activities is pretty well done, and it all lends itself well to working on together, divvying tasks up and arguing, with multiple people.

We played this game with my family. It was enjoyable and we had fun, but we didn't feel like it was particularly engaging. We'll probably bring it to some of the big multi-family board game parties that we go to, but I'm not sure that we'll wind up playing it a ton more just us.

This wasn't my favorite Kosmos game. The price wasn't bad, but it may be up somebody else's alley. I liked the theme a lot and my wife like the game quite a bit.