Game Night · free

One evening. One table. One case to crack together.

Game Night cases are bigger than our daily mysteries: a full case file with police reports, interviews, logs and lab results, plus sealed envelopes you open as the evidence builds up. Print it, pour the drinks, and solve it as a team.

  • ⏱ 90–150 minutes
  • 👥 2–6 detectives
  • 🖨 Print at home
  • ✉️ Sealed envelopes

Choose a case

Choose your level

All cases14 cases Level 1 · EasyFirst game night? Clear trails and one big twist.6 cases Level 2 · MediumTricky timelines and a few red herrings.2 cases Level 3 · HardLayered lies. For tables that love a fight.6 cases
Case No. 001Level 3 · HardMurder

The Last Invitation

Property investor Alexander Voss gathers six guests at his seaside villa and promises to expose them all in the morning. By 22:52 he is dead behind a locked door.

90–120 min · 2–6 players · 19 documents

Case No. 002Level 3 · HardHeist

Zero Point

The star exhibit of Nordhavn Science House, the meteorite STARFALL, is gone. The case was never broken – and the weight sensor swears it never moved.

90–150 min · 2–6 players · 27 documents

Case No. 004Level 3 · HardFraud

False Signal

During a nationwide charity concert, the donation QR code in the livestream suddenly points to a fake payment page. The crew blames an unknown hacker. The logs disagree.

90–120 min · 2–6 players · 18 documents

Case No. 006Level 3 · HardPsychological thriller

The Other Name

A woman with no memory was found on a ferry quay eight months ago. Now an anonymous photo arrives: YOU PROMISED TO COME BACK. Who is she – and who wants her back?

100–150 min · 2–6 players · 22 documents

Case No. 009Level 3 · HardDisappearance

The Last Broadcast

A radio host disappears after a hard-hitting show about a private foundation. At 00:17 her voice comes over the air: “If I don’t come back, follow the money.”

90–140 min · 2–6 players · 21 documents

Case No. 010Level 3 · HardForgery

Under the Floorboards

Three siblings clearing their late mother’s house find a tin box under the floor – and discover that the family’s orchard was sold while none of them were there.

100–150 min · 2–6 players · 21 documents

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How Game Night works

  1. Pick a case and print it – about 20–35 A4 pages. Sort them into a START folder and envelopes B and C. The first pages tell you how.
  2. Investigate at the table. Share out the documents, compare times and statements, and argue it out. The paper is the game – one phone on the table is all you need.
  3. Open the envelopes when you've cracked each checkpoint. The site checks your answer and gives hints if you're stuck (each costs a point).
  4. Make your accusation together and score up to 20 points. Then reveal the full solution and see where your table lands in the hall of fame.

All names, companies and events in Game Night cases are fictional.