Ace's highly acclaimed games feature famous faces and familiar places from the wonderful worlds of fact and fiction. Mixing powerful plots with terrific twists, cleverly concealed clues with sidesplitting scripts, our unique games are considered to be classics of the mystery game genre.

The object of the game is for your role-playing guests to identify the murderer from the list of suspects below, using the questions and clues provided.

Suspects:
King Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Robespierre
Charlotte Corday
Count of Monte Cristo
Louise de la Valliere
D Artagnan
Milady de Winter
Optional roles:
Quasimodo
Esmeralda

Setting:
The year is 1791 and France continues its slide into a state of anarchy and terror. As the people riot in the bloodstained streets, the country's leaders continue to quarrel and fight in their attempts to seize control.
Meanwhile, following an attempt to flee the country, the unpopular King Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette, are being held under lock and key in the Bastille Fortress.
In an attempt to restore some normality to the couple's lives, Cardinal Richelieu decides to hold a masked ball to celebrate the King s 40th birthday, albeit with just the jail's four residents, and their single visitors, in attendance. However, just an hour before the party starts, Richelieu discovers the King's lifeless, poisoned body, lying slumped across his dressing room table. Confusion replaces shock, however, when a second 'living and breathing' Louis appears and proclaims himself as the King, and the corpse an imposter. Richelieu must enlist the help of those attending the ball if he is to catch the killer and solve the mystery, before dawn breaks on a country set to implode.

Product Dimensions	34 x 23 x 5 cm; 650 g
Manufacturer recommended age	16 years and up
Item model number	F1
Number of Game Players	10
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries included?	No
Material Type(s)	Paper
ASIN	B002GPLJE8

Ace FRENCH Murder Mystery Game : Le Mystere des Masques

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