THE SERIAL KILLER CARD GAME

Are you a true-crime junkie by day and a party-game animal by night? If so, then you might be interested to know you can now satisfy both passions at the same time, courtesy of the following card game that's perfect for horror lovers, trivia addicts, and anyone with a dark sense of humor.

'The Serial Killer Card Game' features thirty-two of the world's most infamous serial killers - ranging from Jack the Ripper to Jeffrey Dahmer - and allows each player to 'murder' their opposition with a selection of sadistic statistics.

Aimed at adults, this Trumps-style card game is recommended for two to eight players and is packed with hidden surprises that will keep everyone on the edge of their seats.

Made in the UK, each deck contains thirty-two premium-quality playing cards showcasing some of the most notorious serial killers of all time, complete with sinister statistics, a bloodcurdling biography, and an original stylized portrait of the killer in question. A blank, premium-quality playing card also comes with the deck, which allows one or more players to design their own fictional or real-life killer and then add it to the game.

But please be warned, side effects may include nervous laughter, disturbed friends, and a sudden obsession with unsolved cases. 'The Serial Killer Card Game' is guaranteed to keep people up at night, especially when they check out the cards featured below.

Name: Jack the Ripper / Born: Unknown / Died: Unknown / Span of crimes: 1888 to possibly 1891 / Date apprehended: Not applicable / Summary of the killer's crimes: An unidentified person killed five or more women in Victorian London. This person was never caught for their crimes, even though many have tried to figure out their real identity.

Name: John Wayne Gacy / Born: March 17, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois, USA / Died: May 10, 1994, in Crest Hill, Illinois, USA (aged 52) / Span of crimes: 1972 to 1978 / Date apprehended: December 21, 1978 / Summary of the killer's crimes: John raped, tortured, and murdered at least thirty-three young men and boys, before burying most of them in the crawl space beneath his home.

Name: Harold Shipman / Born: January 14, 1946, in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England / Died: January 13, 2004, in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England (aged 57) / Span of crimes: 1975 to 1998 / Date apprehended: September 7, 1998 / Summary of the killer's crimes: Harold killed around two hundred and fifty people, possibly more, by giving them lethal doses of diamorphine. He then falsified medical records and death certificates to make the deaths appear natural.