Hunt A Killer Dead Below Deck - Solve a Murder on a Yacht - Game for True Crime Fans with Documents & Puzzles - Murder Mystery Game for Adults - Solve Crimes at Game Night or Date Night

Really enjoyed this - was very fun and the interactive section made this even more engaging. Looking forward to buying the rest!

This is a very fun and interesting idea for a game night. One thing I like about these games is that they are focused on the investigation, puzzle-solving part. I mean, it's called Hunt a Killer, so whether or not you'd consider something like this "family-friendly" or "age-appropriate" is really a matter of opinion. While you have to remember you are trying to solve a murder, it doesn't focus on that. It's more about figuring out who had motive, opportunity, etc. The immersive style of the games is very fun. There's much more to it than rolling dice and moving pieces around a board. You have tangible items as "evidence" to examine and even a link to websites to get audio clues, and more. This does take a while, so it's great for game nights with multiple people. But you could also do the entire thing yourself if you wanted to. The only downside of a game like this is that it has a single ending so once you figure it out, playing it again would be like watching a movie or tv episode you've already seen. You may still enjoy it but you aren't going to be surprised by the end. But still for the experience and the amount of time it takes to play these, I'd still recommend these to any thriller/crime/drama fans.

Fun! Love that there are digital components to the evidence. It's more fun to be able to absorb the information in a variety of ways. We've done many-a-murder mystery and this one took us the longest.

Such a fun family game

My sister and I regularly tackle mysteries from Hunt A Killer, and this one was especially fun. The evidence included in this set was high quality and truly enhanced the overall experience. We especially enjoyed working through the materials together and piecing everything together as a team. Although we did need to go online to track down some additional evidence, we were able to quickly find what we needed to identify the killer. This mystery featured several coded messages that took us longer than usual to solve, but that only made it more engaging and satisfying. In the end, it turned into a fun afternoon adventure that we thoroughly enjoyed. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves immersive, hands-on mysteries!

Fun murder mystery game. Lots of puzzles and clues to sift through and they are all relevant to the murder. If you can connect the clues you’ll make a wild discovery! This one is the best hunt a killer game I’ve done, much much better than Death at the Dive Bar and Murder at the Motel.