Christmas Cold Case Files

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Some mysteries don't need a full dinner party to solve. Pour something warm, spread the evidence across the kitchen table and settle in for a festive whodunit you work through at your own pace. Our Christmas cold case files hand you a genuine case to crack over the holidays: sift the witness statements, cross-reference the clues and follow the trail until the truth comes into focus. Whether it's a quiet date night by the tree or an afternoon with the family while the turkey rests, this is detective work you can lose an hour to and feel clever for finishing. A cosy Christmas whodunit for 1 to 4 detectives Cold case files are self-paced detective casework rather than a scripted role-play, which makes them perfect for smaller groups. One person can play sleuth solo, a couple can put their heads together, or the whole family can pool their theories. Everything you need to investigate is in the file, so there's no host to prepare and no cast to organise. In "Where Is Santa?" a beloved figure has vanished on the most important night of the year, and only careful reading of the evidence will reveal what really happened. How festive detective games work You examine documents, spot the inconsistencies, connect names to motives and commit to your conclusion before you check the solution. There's no rush and no wrong pace. If you enjoy this style of puzzling, browse the wider Cold Case Files range for year-round casework, or explore our Christmas murder mystery games when you want a bigger, louder gathering around the table. Frequently asked questions What is a Christmas cold case game? It's a self-guided detective game built around a festive unsolved case. You work through real evidence at your own pace and deduce who did it, making it ideal for a cosy night in rather than a big party. How many people can play a cold case file? Anywhere from 1 to 4 detectives. Play it solo, as a couple on date night, or as a family working the clues together over the holidays. Can I play "Whe