Paris, 1900. As Victor Lavel, a young journalist from a family of sleuths, you'll race from the Exposition Universelle to crime scenes across the city, gathering evidence, questioning suspects and cracking escape-room-style puzzles — safes, ciphers and maps — before the trail goes cold. A typical case plays like an interactive crime novel driven by the companion app.
Chronicles of Crime: 1900 is a cooperative game for 1–4 players, with cases lasting around 60–90 minutes. It's medium-light in complexity and recommended for ages 14+. Notable mechanics include deduction, storytelling and scenario-based play.
Published by Lucky Duck Games, it follows the original 2018 Chronicles of Crime and forms part of the Millennium Series alongside 1400 and 2400. It's fully standalone, using the same scan-and-investigate system but adding built-in puzzles and a hint-giving colleague, Charlotte, with subtle narrative threads linking all three games.