Live actors. Hidden challenges. A final answer worth celebrating. Turn your venue into the story your team can’t stop talking about.
EXHIBIT AA treasure hunt? A covert operation? A hauntingly good time? Pick a theme to preview the world your team could step into.
Now investigating: Murder Mystery.
The host collapsed mid-toast. Every guest has an alibi. Every alibi has a loose thread. Your team follows the clues, questions the characters, and gets to the truth.
Time travelers. Superheroes. Art thieves. Survivalists. Tell us the world you have in mind and ask your producer about a custom story.
An office becomes a web of secrets. A hotel turns into a grand whodunit. A park hides a trail of clues. Pick a setting to see a sample station plan.
Illustrative station plan: Office
A story preview, not a fixed route. Your producer plans stations around your venue, access, and group.
There’s a role for the quiet observer, the confident questioner, the puzzle person, and the teammate who really commits to a bit.
An icebreaker forms teams of 4–8. Actors in character set the scene, deliver the backstory, and hand over the first clue.
For 80+ guests, a wristband system makes team formation quick.Search for hidden stations in the order your team chooses. Question characters, crack puzzles, and tackle physical challenges. Every win earns a letter.
Different challenges give different teammates their moment.Collect the letters, unscramble the final anagram, and solve the mystery. The first team to the answer takes gold, with medals for the top three teams.
Expect theories, cheers, and a very satisfying final answer.
“Wait.
I think
I’ve got it.”
From the opening clue to the final medals, the experience is hosted and produced for your group.
One event host, plus one facilitator for every 20–30 guests. Trained performers bring the characters to life and stay in the story.
Materials, props, clues, and challenge stations are provided. Medals celebrate the top three teams.
Choose a theme or go custom. Intellectual puzzles and physical tasks are tuned to your goals, with a venue plan shaped around your group.
Try four small challenges, collect the letter clues, and unscramble the case keyword. This browser preview is a taste of the live event, with sample characters and a condensed story.
Four challenges. One case keyword. Start anywhere.
Switch cases or venues whenever you like. Each case keeps its own progress while this page stays open.
Explore another theme ↑Ask both questions, then choose the record that matches the character’s account.
Ask both questions to compare the records.
Both details must match. One correct detail is a very convincing distraction.
Each letter was moved one place forward in the alphabet. Move it back to decode the message. B becomes A; A becomes Z.
Arrange the events from first to last using the move buttons. Check the order when your theory is ready.
Compare the twelve codes with the reference. Find the one different code. Small details can crack big cases.
Read every character. A letter and a number can look suspiciously similar.
Complete the four challenges to uncover every letter.
Type your answer, or tap the uncovered letters to build it.
The clue huddles. The wild theories. The victory poses. This is teamwork in the thick of it.
Yes. Pick one of the seven worlds here or ask for a custom story. Backstory, characters, clues, and challenges are all written to match.
The mystery is written for your location: office, hotel, park, museum, downtown block, or campus. Indoor and outdoor options let your venue become part of the story.
Expect a mix of intellectual puzzles, character conversations, and physical tasks. Share your group’s access and mobility needs during planning so the route and challenges can fit.
Teams of 4–8 keep participation high. Your host, facilitators, and trained performers run the experience, deliver clues in character, and guide the challenge stations.
Plan for 90–120 minutes. Programs accommodate 6–6,000 guests, with one host and one facilitator for every 20–30 guests.
Give your event producer the who, where, and when. We’ll help write your team into the story.