Pegasus Spiele MicroMacro: Crime City 3 – All In | 1–4 Players, 15–45 Minutes

Explore the next district of Crime City

With MicroMacro: Crime City 3 – All In, you enter a vast new city map that expands the black-and-white metropolis you know. The surface invites a tactile, hands-on investigation where each corner hides a clue and every symbol nudges you toward the next discovery. The board measures 75 by 110 cm, offering a generous stage for careful observation and collaborative deduction. Rich with atmosphere, the design encourages discussion, hunches, and careful cross-referencing as you piece together the storyline step by step.

Inside, you’ll find 16 brand-new cases crafted for one to four amateur detectives to solve together. The stories balance clever twists with accessible paths, inviting players to weigh motives, trace evidence, and connect disparate details. All In is a stand-alone experience, so you can dive in without needing knowledge from the earlier MicroMacro games. A magnifying glass is included to assist with close-up inspection of the map and its symbols, making the experience tactile as well as cerebral. The symbol system even allows parents to tailor case difficulty, enabling younger investigators to join the fun if desired.

What you get and how it plays

• Huge 75 x 110 cm city map that connects to prior districts for seamless play
• 16 clever new cases with evolving puzzles and surprises
• Stand-alone game that does not require owning earlier sets
• Magnifying glass included to zoom in on clues and symbols

• Ages 12 plus; plays with 1 to 4 players
• Sessions typically run 15 to 45 minutes, ideal for game nights
• Symbol system helps tailor difficulty for younger players while keeping depth for adults

Why it shines for your evenings

In practice, MicroMacro invites players into a bustling, stylized city where artwork and layout guide the next move. The experience emphasizes observation, discussion, and deduction, offering a social, brain-teasing activity that fits family evenings or casual get-togethers with friends. While outcomes depend on how teams interpret clues, the game presents plausible paths to solving each case, encouraging conversation and shared discovery without guarantees.

Sensory and social payoff

The crisp black-and-white art pairs with a tactile board that rewards careful looking and collaborative reasoning. The magnifying glass adds a hands-on ritual, inviting players to lean in and examine details together. This combination supports a relaxed pace where players take turns guiding the group, making MicroMacro a flexible addition to your game-night rotation.