Mysteries you play on your own phone, over a few days. Characters text you, email you documents and send you to websites that look like the real thing. You dig, you decide who to believe, and you live with the ending.
No app and no box. You give us a US mobile number and an email address, choose when it starts, and carry on with your week. The story finds you.
This is a weekend of Dunmorrow, as it lands on one player's phone.
Friday: you couldn't make Fraser's 40th, so your old friends text you from the lodge.
Saturday morning: the birthday boy is dead, and the ford's flooded.
Evidence arrives by email, and links to websites that look like the real thing.
Everyone texts you. Not all of them tell the truth.
Sunday night: your group names a killer, then finds out.
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A security consultant is sure someone on his team is selling secrets. He's picked you to find out who.
Solo. About six hours over a few days. Six endings. $19.
Niamh
A murder at a friend's 40th, in a Highland lodge cut off by a flood. Each of you hears different secrets.
3 to 6 players, or solo. One weekend, with a live finale on Sunday night. $24 a player.
Kieran
Your number used to be someone else's. Someone still needs her, and someone else is hunting her.
Solo. About six hours over four days. $19.
Priya
A true-crime podcast about a girl who vanished in 1998. The last episode was recorded and never released.
Solo. About six hours over four days, with the podcast's episodes to read. $19.
19 more on the way: solo stories, stories for groups any time of year, and one for every big date in the calendar.
See all 21 storiesA murder mystery party where nobody hosts, nobody cooks, nobody wears a costume, and you can all be in different cities.
Everyone holds a piece. Each of you is closest to a different suspect, so each of you hears different secrets.
Your own back channel. Compare notes in your own group chat. The suspects can't see it.
One live night. At the end, everyone is in the same chat at the same time. Make your case, then vote.