Letters from Whitechapel

London, 1888. In the dark and shabby district of Whitechapel, the voices of merchants ring out and children in rags wander through the narrow, stinking alleys. This is the place where Jack the Ripper struck. And tonight you will either play the murderer, or the detectives who want to catch him. One player is Jack the Ripper. His goal is clear: claim five victims and vanish into the night unseen every time. The other players are detectives who comb the streets together, follow clues and try to catch the culprit before time runs out. The game board shows Whitechapel with 199 numbered spots, connected by streets. Jack sneaks silently from spot to spot, while the officers walk their rounds and keep an eye on the crossings. This is a game of cat and mouse, where bluffing and paying close attention decide everything. The tension rises with every move, because nobody knows exactly where Jack is hiding. For 2 to 6 players aged 14 and up, and you will be busy for about an hour and a half with this unforgettable hunt through old London.