Starter Pack - 4 Game Bundle

This popular bundle offers four captivating cases with moderate difficulty. Each case will challenge your deduction skills and offer hours of immersive fun, all while saving you 25% compared to buying them individually.

Format: Digital PDFs, instant download. Print and play or play on screen. You can also share your screen to play together online.

How to play: In each game, you step into the role of a detective, examining evidence, reading suspect interviews, and piecing together clues to solve the case. Once you've made your conclusion, you’ll read the solution to see how accurately you cracked the case. Perfect for playing solo, with friends, or on a unique date night. 

The cases included in this game bundle are:

The Organ Harvester (Difficulty: 2.5/5)
Step into the dark streets of New York City, where a twisted predator known as "The Organ Harvester" leaves a trail of lifeless bodies. As the lead investigator, you must delve deep into autopsy reports, suspect backgrounds, and chilling clues to catch the killer before they strike again. 

The Ferryman (Difficulty: 3/5)
Board the luxurious SS Royal Line ferry and solve the brutal homicide of a distinguished passenger. With a hard-to-ace scoring system, this game will test your attention to detail and deductive reasoning. As time runs out, you must uncover the assailant hidden among the passengers and crew. 

Secrets of the Holloway Manor (Difficulty: 3/5)
On a fateful evening in 2015, four teenagers stumble upon a hidden chamber in the abandoned Holloway Manor, filled with the remains of forgotten victims. Now it’s up to you to uncover the truth behind these tragic deaths. Explore the eerie mansion and the small town of Stonebrook as you piece together the dark history that led to the horrific discovery. 

A Lethal Fix (Difficulty: 3/5)
A man is found dead in his apartment. A single needle mark and signs of substance abuse—it seems like an open-and-shut case. But the deeper you dig, the more suspects and motives you uncover. Was it an accident, or something far more sinister?