Who Stole the Mona Lisa? | Lunchtime Mysteries™ 10-20 Minute Printable Detective Game

A priceless masterpiece.
A stolen treasure.
A museum under lockdown…

Just hours before the grand unveiling of the New Mona Lisa Experience, the iconic Mona Lisa vanishes from its ultra-secure display inside the Louvre.

No forced entry.
No security footage.
Just a single red playing card left behind.

With authorities baffled and the museum on high alert, it’s up to you to uncover the truth.

Who stole the Mona Lisa, and why?

About the Game

Who Stole the Mona Lisa? is a fast-paced printable murder mystery game from the Lunchtime Mysteries™ series, designed for quick, engaging gameplay in just 10–20 minutes.

Perfect for a lunch break, coffee break, or anytime you want a clever, bite-sized mystery with no complicated setup.

How It Works

Quick & Easy Setup
Download instantly and start playing within minutes.

Examine the Evidence
Review suspect profiles, witness statements, and key clues from the scene.

Uncover Motives
Each suspect has secrets, connections, and something to hide.

Make Your Final Decision
Submit your guess and reveal the culprit.

What’s Included

4 Suspect Profiles – Motives, secrets, and hidden connections

Crime Scene Evidence – Key items, witness statements, and the red playing card

Clue Summary – Important details that don’t quite add up

Final Guess Sheet – Record your conclusion

Answer Key – Reveal the thief and their motive

Why You’ll Love It

Quick & Engaging – Solve the mystery in 10–20 minutes

Perfect for Solo or Pairs – Designed for 1–2 players

Low Prep Required – Just download and play

Fun Logic Challenge – Test your deduction skills

Easy to Share – Pass it on once you’ve solved it

Perfect For

• Mystery and puzzle lovers

• Quick games during lunch breaks

• Solo play or 2-player challenges

• Office-friendly activities

• Travel or downtime entertainment

• Fans of art-themed mysteries

Instant Digital Download

No waiting, download and play straight away.

Perfect for a quick mental challenge whenever you’ve got a spare 10–20 minutes.

FAQ

How many people can play?
Designed for 1–2 players.

How long does it take?
Around 10–20 minutes.

Is it difficult?
Low to moderate — engaging without being overly complex.

Can I replay it?
There’s one solution, but you can share it with siblings or friends to play!

Do I need to print it?
Optional, you can print the PDF or play digitally.