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The Wolf Feast
Twelve people drank from the same cup at a castle feast. Only one of them was meant to die.
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Eight Minutes
The heist of the century took eight minutes. The diamonds were fake.
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The Vanishing
A waitress clocked out at midnight and never reached her car. Her phone went dark behind the motel.
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Room 17
A hotel owner walked into Room 17 alone. Three minutes later, the door locked him in for good.
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Nobody objected at the ceremony. At midnight, the bride was going to.
Twenty minutes before her midnight toast, the bride is found in her suite, stabbed with her own wedding-cake knife. Four suspects, two lies, one key card. Find out who walked through that door.
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EXHIBIT A · Bagged at 21:05The Wolf FeastTwelve people drank from this cup tonight. The last man to drink drained it dry.
EXHIBIT A · Diner back exit, 23:59The VanishingA blue sedan waits by the back door one minute before midnight. Who was it waiting for?
EXHIBIT A · Sleeper corridor CCTV, 01:14:03Last Train to MeridianA shadow in the sleeper corridor at 01:14:03, the very minute the crew says Hale collapsed. Whose is it?
EXHIBIT B · Tourist video, Place AurèleEight MinutesSunday morning. A furniture lift at a museum window. Nobody thought to call the police.
EXHIBIT B · Nightstand, forensic marker 2Room 17The hotel says overdose. Since when do spilled pills land in a perfect circle?
EXHIBIT B · RFR-4B door seal, close-upBlack Ice PortThe padlock was fastened from the outside. So who closed the door on her?
EXHIBIT A · Tower stairwell, 01:52The Lighthouse SignalWet stone steps, a lamp still burning, the sea heaving at the glass. Did Robert Hale really just slip?
EXHIBIT B · Studio keypad lock, tagged 22:57Influencer HouseLocked at 22:57, with scratches under the handle. Who set the lock, and who was on the wrong side?
EXHIBIT A · Lock-up n° 7, VilleurbanneEight MinutesA celebration cognac, one glass poured. The card is signed with a single letter.
EXHIBIT A · Reefer RFR-4B, Zone 4BBlack Ice PortNaomi Sato's inspection ended inside this reefer. Who wiped fourteen minutes of the aisle camera?“Over my dead body. Or his.”EXHIBIT C · Livestream audioThe Wolf FeastThe son said it in front of the whole hall and the livestream. Before nine, the heir was dead.“If you walk out on me, you’ll regret it.”EXHIBIT C · Recovered text threadThe VanishingHer boyfriend's last text sounds like a threat. How far would he really go?“Log as medical. Do not escalate.”EXHIBIT C · Crew chat printoutLast Train to MeridianThe lead attendant settled on a cause of death within minutes. How could she know?“Welcome. You were chosen. Rules: no names, no calls.”EXHIBIT C · Victim's phoneEight MinutesThe crew never met the person who hired them. The victim was the only one who asked who it was.Questions
Which case should I start with?
For a first case, try The Vanishing: a waitress missing from a roadside diner, Medium, about 1½ hours. Every case stands on its own, so you can also start wherever the story grabs you.
How long does a case take?
About 1½ to 2½ hours. Progress saves, so you can stop and come back.
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What if I get stuck?
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