The Last Broadcast

The case

On the night of Wednesday 20 May 2026, radio host Vera Skov leaves the station after a controversial show about a private charitable foundation. She never turns up for her morning shift.

At 00:17 the station broadcasts a short message in her voice: “If I don’t come back, follow the money. Someone has changed the archive.” Her phone has been dead since 23:16. The police fear someone is holding her.

But the sound file, the playout log and a handful of receipts tell a more tangled story. Two things are missing here: Vera, and the truth she was chasing.

Your mission

• Find out how Vera could be heard on air at 00:17.
• Find out where Vera went – and whether she was taken.
• Find out what was being covered up, and who is responsible.
• Back up your conclusion with at least four document numbers.

The people in the case

• 
  Anton VejHead of programmes, worried about the station’s future
• 
  Kasper BergDirector of the foundation Vera was investigating
• 
  Lukas EngelStation temp who saw Vera leave
• 
  Nora DahlVera’s colleague and close friend
• 
  Selma KruseSound engineer with access to the playout system
• 
  Vera SkovInvestigative journalist and radio host

How Game Night works

1. Print the case file (21 documents) and sort it into the START folder and 2 sealed envelopes. The first page tells you how.
2. Investigate at the table. Share out the documents, compare times and statements, and argue it out. Your phone just stays on the table.
3. Open the envelopes when you've cracked each checkpoint. The site checks your answer and gives hints if you get stuck (each costs a point).
4. Make your accusation together: the culprit, three key questions and at least four pieces of evidence. You score up to 20 points – then reveal the full solution.

Hall of fame

No table has cracked this case yet. Will yours be the first?

All names, companies and events in this game are fictional.