The murder mystery game that takes over your real life

It's the first ultra-realistic investigation experience that takes control of your real life for at least 4 weeks. Less a game you play, more a case you actually live.

There is no box to open and no party to host. Your case is built from your questionnaire and reaches you in your real life: texts, calls, emails and real letters in your mailbox, over 4+ weeks at your own pace. Couples can share one copy.

Take as long as you want. 4 weeks is the pace most players settle into, not a deadline. Nothing in the case runs on a clock: it waits at every step, so you can pause for a week, take a vacation, and pick it back up exactly where you left off.

In Watcher Killer, no. The case is paced to unfold over about 4 weeks, but most waits between steps can be skipped with one tap, up to five times a week. Play it slow and let it creep in, or push through faster. Your call. This option is only in Watcher Killer for now.

$59, once. No subscription, no add-ons, nothing else to buy. That covers the 4 weeks, everything that reaches you and lifetime access to your case.

It's simple: you purchase the experience, you fill out a confidential questionnaire (like in the movie The Game), and you choose when to begin the investigation. From there, the story gradually unfolds and becomes part of your real life.

Yes, and the gift option is free. Your access code arrives by email with a gift option inside: generate a personalized printable certificate with their name and their code, or let us reach them with an ultra-real first message and photos of their own street, then the reveal. You choose when.

Through text messages and WhatsApp, phone calls, emails, physical mail, documents to analyze, photos, videos and audio files.

Absolutely. Every decision you make shapes how the story plays out. No two players ever live the same story.

No. The game never advances without you. It waits for you at every step.

The experience is fully personalized for one player: only the registered player receives all messages, emails and clues, and only they can interact with the game characters. Couples sharing one copy works well, but larger groups should each purchase their own.

It's a realistic thriller, so yes. Some moments can be intense, unsettling, or make you feel uneasy.

But it stays in your mailbox, your phone and your screen. Nobody will ever follow you in the street, ring at your door or show up in person. No actor, no jump scare in real life. You are never in any danger, and you can stop or pause whenever you want.

The experience is currently built for players in the United States: the physical mail, the calls and the timing are all tuned for U.S. addresses and hours. All you need is an address, a phone and internet.

English. The calls, the messages, the documents and the physical mail are all in English, so you need to be comfortable reading and replying in it.

No, just: a mailing address to receive letters, a smartphone, and internet access.

Nothing to buy, nothing to install, no printer needed. Everything reaches you through your usual email, your phone and your letterbox.

Yes, 18 and over. It is horror fiction and it deals with a cult, disappearances and simulated violence.

Only your address, so the mail can reach you. For the rest, if you would rather invent something, invent it. Another first name, a job you never had, a memory that never happened: the investigation works with whatever you give it.

Tell us before your case starts and we run it without the physical mail. Everything comes through your phone, your inbox and your screen instead.