The Vandermist Dossier
A rich, story-driven cold-case to solve at your kitchen table.
One evening. One missing person. One dossier that feels real.
Investigate the disappearance of 19-year-old Abigail Vandermist using authentic-looking evidence, ciphers, and breadcrumbs that lead you through the mystery.
1–5 Players | 60–120 mins | 14+ | English
The Vandermist Dossier
The Vandermist Dossier
A narrative mystery game to play at home. Solve the Vandermist Dossier at your own pace, uncovering hidden clues in letters, maps, newspaper clippings, and personal items.
Take on the role of an investigator in a 1970s Dutch town. A young woman has gone missing, and old family secrets are waiting to be uncovered. Every solved puzzle brings you closer to discovering what happened to Abigail.
No rules. No time limit. No envelopes saying “don’t open until…”.
Everything you need is right there if you look closely.
- Cooperative, story-driven puzzle adventure
- Designed for one or two play sessions
- Rich tactile materials and immersive worldbuilding
- Hidden meta-puzzles for extra challenge
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Ordered this game because one person in our game group had been to Amsterdam and loved your escape room.
The game is excellent, and we have played a fair few puzzle games. All of the puzzles made sense, and we did not have to use any hints/clues. Despite this it was from easy, and every riddle felt very satisifying to solve. Only downside is that we happened upon the solution to a few puzzles before we were "supposed to". This did not take away from the overall experience for us however. Overall: Would highly recommend!
I loved the quality of the box and all included, the surprise effects and the realistic handwritten pieces. I do feel that its impossible to solve the dossier without using hints...: -) But we had a great time!
I did not enjoy the linear puzzle solving of the game. I prefer free range puzzles where there is no: you have to start here and then proceede to here....
I happened to find the solution to the objective in the middle of the game and that ruined it a bit for me.
Every puzzle leads to another puzzle, yet only the last puzzle is of consequence. I prefer games where all the puzzle add something important to the game's objective.
Great game, had lots of fun together with friends
Great puzzles! really varied and fun. Unfortunately I was the teammember that just found solutions to puzzles before we did the puzzles, so we were left with clues we did not get. The website helped out, but that does feel like failing.
I shall try to be less nosey for the next game! ;)