Reconstruct the scene
Examine incident records, crime-scene images and maps to understand where events unfolded.
THE STORY
The park is quiet. The case is anything but.
Neil Collins’s body is discovered in a local park in Mercia-upon-Tame. What brought a construction company owner here—and who had a reason to make sure he never left?
The investigation draws you into business rivalries, troubled histories and accounts that demand careful scrutiny. Several people have connections to Neil. A connection alone is not proof.
You have access to the Stanfordshire Police case files: scene records, forensic evidence, witness statements and interview recordings. Lay the accounts alongside the records and test what each one can actually establish.
This is a case for detectives who enjoy taking their time and following a complicated trail.
Hayley Lazzari (verified owner) –
It was a lot of fun, but I wish there had been more interaction/ puzzle solving like in the demo game.
pennyrosevan (verified owner) –
Really Really great, I thoroughly enjoyed this and cannot wait to do another one!!
Jake P –
So much better than the typical murder mystery board games.
Simon –
This game made our game night unforgettable! We played as a group and everyone was throwing out theories. Really felt like a cold case detective working through a real investigation.
Arjun –
My English is not perfect but I enjoy this case very much. Clues were hard, but I like to think like detective.
Danica –
Wow, what an amazing unsolved case file game! The atmosphere was intense, and the twists kept me guessing right to the end. Best way I’ve spent a weekend in ages.
Linda –
A Summer To Die For was honestly one of the most gripping murder mystery games I’ve played online. Every clue felt like a real piece of evidence, and solving the case was so satisfying. Highly recommend to anyone who loves detective games.