⏳ Last Day 49% OFF – 🕵️ Detectives: New York 1000-Piece Seek & See Puzzle | Build the Crime Scene & Hunt for Hidden Clues 🗽
⏳ Last Day 49% OFF – 🕵️ Detectives: New York 1000-Piece Seek & See Puzzle | Build the Crime Scene & Hunt for Hidden Clues 🗽
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⏳ Last Day 49% OFF – 🕵️ Detectives: New York 1000-Piece Seek & See Puzzle | Build the Crime Scene & Hunt for Hidden Clues 🗽
🕵️ A puzzle with a mystery inside
Build New York.
Then solve its secrets.
Piece together a busy 1920s New York scene, then look closer. The finished picture becomes your crime scene: open a case, follow the story, search the streets, and work out who did it. One box gives you a satisfying 1,000-piece puzzle and 21 mysteries to explore after the last piece is in place.

The story starts on the table
A city you can build, then investigate.
The bright streets make the puzzle fun to assemble. Once the scene is complete, those tiny figures, windows, roads, and unexpected moments become places to search. The second half of the experience begins when you pick up a case.

For example: a case near the Grand Hotel sends you back to its windows, street, and surrounding characters with a new question in mind.
A world worth looking into
The longer you look, the more the city gives back.
The illustrated New York scene is packed from edge to edge: tall buildings, a hotel, traffic, rooftops, and tiny stories unfolding at street level. That density has a purpose. It gives you plenty to notice while puzzling and plenty to revisit when a case points you to a specific corner.

Puzzle feel & finish
Small pieces. A lot of character.
Each piece carries part of the artwork, from a bright building edge to a tiny character. Those printed details give you useful visual cues as the city comes together.
The close-up moves from the puzzle's cut lines to the finished color scene. It makes the small-scale artwork and interlocking piece shapes easier to appreciate before you sit down to build.

Meet the suspects
Every face could matter.
The detective guide introduces the city's characters, while the case cards give you a story to follow. You are doing more than looking for an object: you are checking who is where, what they are doing, and which details fit the case.
Why this one stays on the table longer
More than the picture you finish.
A standard picture-only 1,000-piece puzzle gives you the pleasure of assembly. Detectives: New York adds a specific reason to study the finished artwork. Here is what changes when the last piece clicks in.
Both options can make a relaxing puzzle session. Choose this one if you also want a story and a reason to look again at what you built.

An evening with a plot
One person spots it. Someone else connects it.
Spread the puzzle across the table, build different areas together, then take turns reading cases. The search gives everyone a role: one person studies the streets, another checks the guide, and someone else catches the detail you all missed.
A clear view of the challenge
The whole city is your evidence board.
The broad finished picture lets you move from one location to another without losing the layout of the city. You can follow a case from a building to the street outside, then back again to test a new idea.
Choose your setting
Which scene will take over your table?
The product selector offers New York, Hospital, and Museum. Each has its own illustrated world. The New York details and 21 cases described above belong to the New York version; select the setting you want in the store's product options.
New York product details
What is inside the investigation?
The New York set pairs the puzzle with the story materials that turn the finished picture into a game. The contents photo shows the puzzle, detective guide, and case cards together.
📱 The package graphic also advertises mobile app extras. The printed guide and case materials shown above explain the core puzzle-and-search experience.
Good questions before you choose
Puzzle night, explained.
🧩 Is this a puzzle or a detective game?
🗂️ How many cases come with New York?
🔎 Do we finish the puzzle before reading the cases?
👥 Can we solve it together?
⏱️ How long is a New York case?
📏 How large is the finished New York picture?
