No Mystery Can Remain Unsolved! Dark Stories is a game for two or more players, ages 13 and up, and plays in about two minutes... or more. That’s right. You could play this game with an infinite amount of friends for an infinite amount of time! That makes it a great party game for family reunions as well as gaming nights with friends. They’ll all be yearning to solve the mystery before it gets under their skin...and festers.

To put it in a few words, Dark Stories is a "yes-no" question-based, mystery-solving game. The tiny box only contains a three-step instruction booklet – the three of them insisting on the importance of the "yes-no" question mechanism – and a deck of 50 double-sided cards which are the said 50 cases. These 50 twisted riddles go from pity accidents to morbid murders or suicides.

A game starts when a player picks a card. This player becomes the “master” and he has to read the story on the front side of the card. Then, he might also show the complementary drawing to the other players. Behind the card is written the mystery’s solution that the master needs to keep for himself. The next thing to do is to ask the other players what they think happened, and that’s it. Their job is now to ask "yes-no" questions to the master in order to get closer to the truth behind the creepy riddle.

So, how does it end? No good...for the victims, that is. Dark stories is an ever-evolving game that never really ends, for any unsolved mystery will follow you in your sleep and torment you for an eternity. You could always attempt to solve the 50 bloody puzzles in one night of hair-pulling nightmare, but that’d be at the risk of your own sanity.

50 dark stories, 31 crimes, 49 corpses, 11 murders, 12 suicides, and one deadly meal. How could that have happened?