Puzzle box Baskerville Hall · early 20th century
Sherlock Holmes & the Return to Baskerville Hall
Holmes is back at Baskerville Hall. The house is full of clues, ciphers and statements that don't quite line up.
Puzzle box Baskerville Hall · early 20th century
Sherlock Holmes & the Return to Baskerville Hall
Holmes is back at Baskerville Hall, and what was meant to be a quiet weekend has turned into a tangle of clues, ciphers and witness statements that don't quite line up. The puzzles work the way the Great Detective taught — observation first, deduction second, and never trust a footprint that's too neat.
Every card is a small knot to untie, and they all loop back into one final answer. Hand them around the table or settle in by the fire alone with the dog at your feet. About an hour and a half for seasoned puzzlers; longer if you want to savour it.
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What's in the box
Inside the puzzle box
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A stack of standalone puzzle cards
Each one a clue, a cipher or a contradiction in someone's account.
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Cross-referencing materials
The cards don't stand alone — answers connect across the deck.
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A locked solution
Unwrap it only when you're sure you've cornered your suspect.
A look inside
A few peeks at the contents
Also on the puzzle shelf