Zero Point

The case

At 21:09 on Saturday 17 October 2026, the police receive an alarm from a locked display case at Nordhavn Science House. The museum’s star exhibit, the meteorite STARFALL, is gone. In its place lies an object that looks just like it at first glance.

STARFALL weighs exactly 1.840 kg, is on loan from a private collection and is insured for 3.8 million kroner. The museum closed to visitors at 20:00. The glass is intact, the lock is intact, and the weight sensor never raised an alarm.

No murder this time – but plenty of lies, a vanished meteorite and digital traces that don’t tell the whole truth.

Your mission

• Find out who removed the original meteorite.
• Pin down when it happened – to the minute if you can.
• Explain how the alarm and the weight sensor were fooled, and how STARFALL left the building.
• Back up your accusation with at least four document numbers.

The people in the case

• 
  Arman ShahIT security consultant
• 
  Felix HolmSecurity guard
• 
  Leo StrandExternal technician
• 
  Nora BergCurator
• 
  Selma JuhlConservator
• 
  Vera LindEvent coordinator

How Game Night works

1. Print the case file (27 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.