Dinner at Marlowe Hall
A family dinner. A wealthy host found dead at the head of the table. And a new will that someone made sure no one would ever read.
Honestly, one of the best mystery games I have ever played. From the clues to the plot to the final twist, everything was excellent. Highly recommend.
The cases are really well thought out. It took us a while but we cracked it... Such a great way to spend a different Saturday night, we were all hooked
We printed everything and laid the whole case out on the table! The experience is amazing, my boyfriend could not decode a single clue, we laughed the whole time
Not as easy as we thought. It really put us to the test, a 10/10 experience.
Great plan to do with your partner, friends or family! Loved it
20 full cases included in The Vault Pack
A family dinner. A wealthy host found dead at the head of the table. And a new will that someone made sure no one would ever read.
In a harbor town where nothing ever happens, two respected neighbours die within weeks of each other. The police call it bad luck. You are not so sure.
At the Fenwick house, everyone swears they saw nothing that night. Five people tell the same story with suspicious precision. One small detail does not match.
At Blackwater Point the tide carries things away. When it brings them back, the story no longer matches. The report says accident. The shoreline says otherwise.
A bestselling crime novelist is found dead in a hotel suite locked from the inside, the night before her final book was due. The manuscript is gone. Its last chapter was about a murder in a locked room.
The best man collapses halfway through his toast at a lavish country wedding. 140 guests, one champagne tower, and a bride who looks more relieved than shocked.
A blizzard cuts a mountain lodge off from the world. By morning the owner lies dead below the chairlift, and the only footprints in the fresh snow lead nowhere. Nine guests, no way down until the roads reopen.
A $9 million painting vanishes from a Chicago gallery during a charity gala, and the night guard is found dead inside the vault. Nobody left the building. Everyone had a reason to want that painting gone.
Twenty-five years ago, prom queen Cassie Doyle vanished on graduation night. At the class reunion, someone leaves her yearbook on the welcome table, with a fresh message signed in her handwriting.
At 1:12 a.m. a caller confesses, live on air, to a murder that has not happened yet. Forty minutes later the station owner is found dead in the parking lot. The call came from inside the building.
Four patients die in a single night at a small-town hospital, all of natural causes, says the chart. The fifth survives, and remembers a nurse whose name is on no roster.
A house fire kills a city councilman two days before the vote on a million-dollar rezoning deal. The fire marshal says faulty wiring. The burn pattern says someone poured a line from the back door.
Day 21 of a survival reality show on a private island. The fan favorite is found dead in the confession booth while the cameras were off for exactly eleven minutes. Six contestants, one producer, and footage someone cut.
One night out of Miami, a tech billionaire goes overboard from a private deck no one else can reach. The crew calls it a tragic fall. His suite was booked for two, and no one on board admits to being the second guest.
For years she sent you every cold case. This time the file on the Curator's desk carries her own name, and a date that has not happened yet. The file she never wanted opened.
Overnight from Chicago to Seattle, a retired judge never wakes up in roomette 7. Five passengers shared his car, and every one of them can account for every station stop. Almost.
Opening night at a Chicago theater. The star takes one sip from the prop glass and collapses in front of a full house. The understudy, the director, the ex-husband: everyone backstage wanted her spotlight.
A tech founder dies alone in a Lake Tahoe house that records everything: every door, every light, every word. The logs say nobody came in. One of those logs was written by someone else.
A Key West hotel locks its doors for a hurricane. When the eye passes over, the owner is found at the bottom of the pool. Five people trapped inside, and a storm that was supposed to wash everything away.
In 1988 the fortune teller of a traveling carnival vanished somewhere in Kansas. Decades later, her bones turn up under the foundations of the old Ferris wheel. Someone in the troupe always knew where she was.
On a tiny Hebridean island, the master distiller is found dead at the bottom of a fermentation vat. The last ferry had already sailed. Whoever did it never left the island.
After a busy night service in the French Quarter, a celebrated chef is found frozen to death in his own walk-in. A faulty latch, said the report. The kitchen tickets tell another story.
Opening day of the grouse season on a North Yorkshire moor. During a drive, a guest is killed by a stray shot. The inquest said accident. The peg draw and one cartridge say otherwise.
A chess grandmaster loses the game of his life, then falls from the terrace of his casino suite. Ruled suicide. Every move of the tournament was recorded to the second, and so was every lie.
Under the darkest sky in Arizona, an astronomer is crushed by the rotating dome of her own observatory. A mechanical failure, said the report. Very few people knew how that dome really worked.
Soho, 1974. A jazz legend is shot dead in a basement club after closing time. A robbery gone wrong, said the police. Half a century later, the last witnesses each still hold one piece of the truth.
On a western set in a New Mexico ghost town, a stuntwoman dies during a high fall. Rigging error, said the inquiry. Four cameras filmed the take, and no two of them show the same thing.
A Cotswolds summer fΓͺte: bunting, a tombola and a baking judge the whole village feared. She collapses in the produce tent. Her heart, said the doctor. Half the village had a reason.
A winter ascent in the Scottish Highlands. In a whiteout, the mountain guide falls to his death. A cornice gave way, ruled the inquiry. So why was his rope cut so clean?
For twenty-nine files, Cal Brody solved other people's pasts. This time the Curator opens his: the night his partner died, and the whispers that he was to blame. The hardest case in the archive.
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Seven short, sharp mysteries built to test even the most careful investigator. Free in every pack.
Each one gives you a single scene, a handful of clues and a question that looks easy⦠until you try to answer it.
Quick to play, but packed with small details, logic traps and twists that make you think like a real detective.
Stuck on a case? The Detective's Clue Kit gets your investigation moving again without spoiling the ending.
For every case you get progressive hints: open the first one for a gentle nudge, the second if you are still stuck, the third to point you at the key evidence.
It never names the killer. The big reveal stays yours.
Included free with The Vault Pack and Ultimate Pack.
Solved the case? The Curator is not done with you.
Hard Mode adds a sealed file of extra questions to every case: the small details only the sharpest detectives catch, scored so you can see who really cracked it.
Answer them all and print your Master Detective certificate. Included free with Ultimate Pack.
A real murder investigation, played at your own table

Download your files, pour a drink and dim the lights.

Compare the evidence and crack the case as a team.

Name your suspect, then open the sealed solution.
Swap the usual routine for an immersive night of suspense and fun, built around real investigation work at your own table.
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Secure checkout. 60-day guarantee: if your files don't arrive, won't open or anything goes wrong with your order, message us and we will make it right.

Key clues: photos, letters, texts and objects tied to the case.
Witness and suspect statements: accounts where some details are true and some are lies.
Evidence and documents: police reports, handwritten notes, logs and visual evidence.
Hidden details: small facts that look unimportant but can flip the whole investigation.
We played it on a Friday night and the time just flew by. Super immersive and packed with details.

I am a huge crime-show fan and this game is easily at that level. Highly recommend for couples.

We loved how real everything feels: the calls, the clues, the suspects... it honestly feels like you are working an actual case.

A different kind of night with zero screens. The tension with every new clue was incredible.

I thought it would be simple and we ended up debating theories for hours. Worth every penny.

Excellent quality on the evidence and the case itself. Everything feels very professional.
It became our Sunday ritual and now we want to buy the next case. Addictive.
We loved solving something together as a couple: no screens and so much conversation.
I gave it as a surprise gift and it was a total hit. The story is really well written.
You can tell how much work went into every clue. Nothing is random. It blew our minds.
I expected something simpler and it turned out to be a genuinely deep case. We were completely hooked.
Perfect for anyone who loves true crime. The audio clips and calls add so much.
We could not stop until we found the truth. It makes you want to keep going with more cases.
We picked this over going out to dinner. Way more fun, and cheaper too.
Great attention to detail, a solid story and a twist ending nobody saw coming. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.
We split into teams and it turned into a full-on competition. A great plan for a night with friends.
I loved how easy it is to follow while still being challenging. Really well put together.
We printed everything, set up the scene, and it felt like a Netflix series at home.
I loved the mix of fiction and realism. It feels modern and surprisingly close to home.
If you love thinking and building theories, there is no going back after this game. We cannot wait for the next one.
20 full cases + 7 express cases free for $49.99. That's $2.50 a case.
Starter Pack: 4 full cases + 7 express mini-cases. The Vault Pack: 20 full cases + 7 express mini-cases + the Detective's Clue Kit. Ultimate Pack: all 30 full cases + 7 express mini-cases + the Clue Kit + the Hard Mode Files.
The Black Friday offer ends on Monday, November 30 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
Yes. Your files arrive by email right after checkout: forward the download link, or print the cases and wrap them up. A perfect last-minute gift, with nothing to ship.
Right after checkout, you get an email with your download link. Everything is delivered straight to your inbox, nothing is shipped.
100% digital: printable PDF case files. Print them at home or at a print shop, or play straight from your screen.
Both. Every case works solo, as a couple or with a group of friends.
A full case takes about 2 to 5 hours, depending on its difficulty and your pace. The express mini-cases are quick one-page puzzles for a short round.
Each case comes with a sealed solution folder, with one file per suspect. Make your accusation, open that suspect's file and find out if you cracked it.
You only need a connection to download the files. A printer is optional: you can play on your phone, tablet or computer.
Each case has one solution, so the first play is the big reveal. That's why every pack gives you several different cases.
It's made for adults (18+) because of the crime themes and the difficulty.
No. All stories and characters are fictional; any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental.
For 60 days after your purchase, if your files don't arrive, won't open or anything goes wrong with your order, email us and we'll sort it out fast.
We design detective games for nights at home. Each case turns your table into an investigation room, with files, evidence and one truth to uncover, so a night in feels like an event.
New cases are always in the works. Follow us to see what is next, and tell us how your investigation went: we love hearing from players.