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Electromatic detective is a simple but very interesting game which started from early 70's. The game consists of names of twenty suspects. These twenty suspects have little information about the murder. For getting their answers, a LED display is used. This is one of the high profile games years back. Electronic detective console, suspect card sheet, case fact sheet pad, instruction booklet are some of the materials used for playing this game. Three difficult stages are there included namely, Master detective, sleuth and gumshoe. Out of twenty suspects one of them is murdered. The objective of the game is to find the murderer from the nineteen suspects who remain.

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