| The Brass Monkey | Framed! | Mystery Rummy 3: Jekyll & Hyde |
| Charlie Chan Detective Mystery Game (1937) | Gangland! (card game) | Orient Express |
| Cloak & Dagger | Gangsters, Gun Molls & G-Men (card game) | Project CIA |
| Columbo | The Godfather Game | Save the President |
| Columbo: Ashes to Ashes | Gumshoe (Sleuth Publications) | Scotland Yard |
| Conspiracy | Intrigue (Milton Bradley, 1955) | Secrecy (Universal, 1965) |
| Crack the Case | Judge for Yourself | Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective |
| Crime Solvers | Judge ‘N’ Jury | Sherlock Holmes: Mansion Murders |
| Desperado (sealed Mint) | Jurisprudence | Sherlock Holmes: Murder on the Orient Express |
| Eccentric (1972) | Kill Doctor Lucky: Craigdarroch | Sherlock Holmes VCR Game |
| Electronic Detective | Lie Detector | Simply Suspects |
| Elementary Watson | London Murder Mystery | Spy Alley |
| Ellery Queen: Case of the Elusive Assassin | Master Criminals! | Spy Detector |
| Ellery Queen: Trapped! | Mr. Ree (1946) | Spy vs. Spy |
| Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Game | Mr. Ree (1957) | 30 Second Mysteries |
| Ellery Queen’s Operation Murder (VCR Game) | Murder to Go | Vanished! |
| Espionage (MPH) | Murdero | Whodunit (Cadaco-Ellis, 1959) |
| Eyewitness | Mystery Rummy 1: Jack the Ripper | Whodunit (Selchow & Righter) |
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