 The 1935 commercial parlour game "Jury Box" sees the players cast as jurors who are given the scenario of the murder, the evidence presented by the prosecutor and defendant, two photographs of the crime scene and ballot papers.Players are challenged to make the decision as to who is guilty, before a real solution is read out.The 1948 board game "Cluedo", released as "Clue" in North America, was the first murder mystery board game, and sees players as visitors in a mansion, attempting to identify a killer whose identity is recorded on a hidden card.