
Loved spreading a Hunt A Killer file across the table? This is the same kind of game in your browser. Open a case tonight.
what fans will recognise
Reading the evidence closely, building the timeline, catching the detail that doesn't fit, and finally naming the killer. Each case is a file you work through yourself, with nobody telling you what to think.
Box or browser
An honest list, including what you give up.
We only describe mystery boxes in general here; each box company does things its own way.
Which case to open
A big cast and a proper whodunitThe Wolf FeastMedium
A locked-room puzzleLast Train to MeridianExpert
A storm and an isolated settingThe Lighthouse SignalMedium
Codes, key cards and locked filesRoom 17Expert
Phones, DMs and digital trailsInfluencer HouseHard
A heist with a twistEight MinutesHard
A missing person and a timeline to rebuildThe VanishingMedium
Expert level, no hand-holdingBlack Ice PortExpertOne case for $7.99, any 3 for $16.99, or all 8 for $35.99. Pay once, keep them.

like a box on the kitchen table
Put the case on one screen and argue it out on the sofa, or share the screen on a call. One of you reads the statements, the other checks the photos.
No. Each case is a one-time purchase and complete on its own: one case, one solution, played in one or two evenings.
No. All the evidence is on screen: documents, photos, recordings, phones and inboxes. Nothing is printed or shipped.
Yes. Put it on one screen and solve it together, or share your screen on a call. Playing as a couple
About 1½ to 2½ hours. Your progress saves, so you can split a case over two evenings.
Start with The Vanishing: a waitress missing from a roadside diner and four stories that don't match. It's a Medium case that fits one evening, like The Wolf Feast and The Lighthouse Signal. Every case has tips if you get stuck.
Yes. Speak Now is a short free case. You need a free account to play it, no card. Try it free
Not for a whole case yet. You can read the case file on a phone, but handing evidence in needs a computer, so play on a laptop or desktop. For a group, connect the laptop to the TV.
No. Hunt A Killer is a trademark of its owner, and DetectiveOS is not affiliated with it. We just think its fans will like this too.
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Hunt A Killer is a trademark of its owner. DetectiveOS is not affiliated with Hunt A Killer.