Lucky Egg Eiffel Tower Murder Mystery Game LE16

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Product guide

Lucky Egg Eiffel Tower Murder Mystery Game LE16

Lucky Egg’s Eiffel Tower murder mystery game LE16 is a paper case-file puzzle built around an unsolved death beneath the landmark. Its evidence-led format is pitched for solo solving or a shared game night, with a claimed playing time of 150 minutes.

At a glance

The case is set around a body found beneath the Eiffel Tower’s South Pillar, with an accident or murder left to investigate.
The listing describes 22 physical evidence pieces, including scene photographs, an autopsy report, newspaper clippings, maps, a CCTV image, letters and a 3D Eiffel Tower model.
The seller describes the story as suitable for solo play, pairs or a group game night.

Price

£15.99Save 16%

Reference price: ~~£18.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A mix of paper evidence and an included model is intended to support hands-on clue comparison rather than purely verbal deduction.
Customer feedback describes it as an enjoyable shared activity with a difficulty level many found appropriate.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity and play
Brand	Lucky Egg
Model	LE16
Theme	Mystery
Age range	Teen & Adult
Language	English
Number of players listed	1
Estimated playing time	150 Minutes
Operation mode	manual
Indoor or outdoor use	Indoor

Power and materials
Material listed	Paper

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	36 x 1.3 x 25.2 centimetres
Weight listed	0.41 Kilograms

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict: the player field says 1, while a highlight claims 1–10 players. The stated 150-minute play time is a separate listing claim. The explicit contents list says 3 envelopes and 22 pieces of physical evidence, while the highlight also calls it a case, so confirm the selected listing's contents and group-play suitability before buying.

What’s in the box

3 envelopesIncluded
22 pieces of physical evidenceIncluded
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Who is it for?

A good fit for

True-crime and detective-puzzle fans who enjoy reviewing documents and connecting clues.
A quiet evening activity for one person, a pair or a group willing to work through a substantial case file.

Less suited to

Buyers looking for a conventional board game with a clearly confirmed player range.
Anyone wanting a quick game, as the listing claims 150 minutes of play.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 748 ratings

5 stars76%76%
4 stars10%10%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars2%2%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback describes the game as an enjoyable activity to do together, with a difficulty level some found well judged and plenty of evidence to work through. One account mentions solving it in 2.5 hours, close to but somewhat longer than the listed 150-minute estimate. Reports also describe it as a gift and say it felt worthwhile. This suits buyers who want a document-heavy shared puzzle, though feedback does not resolve the listing’s inconsistent player count or package details.

Positive themes

Customer feedback praises the shared activity, perceived difficulty, evidence and value.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the game expected to take?

The listing gives an estimated playing time of 150 Minutes. Customer feedback also mentions one solver taking 2.5 hours, so actual time may vary.

Can it be played with a group?

The feature text suggests solo, paired and group play, but the player-count field says 1 while a highlight claims 1–10. The group range is therefore not confirmed consistently.

What evidence is included?

The listing describes 22 physical evidence pieces, including crime-scene photos, an autopsy report, newspaper clippings, GPS route maps, a CCTV snapshot, letters and a 3D Eiffel Tower model.

What is listed in the package?

The explicit contents field lists 3 envelopes and 22 pieces of physical evidence. A separate highlight mentions a case, but that is not corroborated in the contents list.