Reconstruct the scene
Examine incident records, crime-scene images and maps to understand where events unfolded.
An online murder mystery
A summer evening. A body in the park. Too many unanswered questions.
Construction company owner Neil Collins has been murdered in Mercia-upon-Tame. Search the records, question the accounts and trace the tensions behind a death in a public park.
4.77 / 5 · 47 player reviewsOnline unsolved case file · Investigate in your browser

THE STORY
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.
THIS IS YOUR INVESTIGATION
Work through a substantial investigation with clear evidence folders, a large viewer, record information and notes at your side.
Examine incident records, crime-scene images and maps to understand where events unfolded.
Listen to the interviews and compare what people say with witness and forensic evidence.
Use the case inbox, compare tools and investigator notes while working towards your report.
THE FIRST REPORT
Watch the opening news report from this investigation.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few things to know before you take the case.
An online case-file investigation. You examine evidence in a fictional police system and decide what happened. There are no character scripts to act out.
Yes. Investigate on your own or gather around a screen with a partner or friends to discuss the evidence.
No. You can work through the investigation online. This is a digital case file, not a physical box.
A laptop or desktop gives documents, video and the evidence viewer more room. You play in your web browser.
Yes. Your investigation workspace saves progress to your account, so you can return to the evidence later.
Set aside around 120–240 minutes. Take your time: discussion and close reading are part of the investigation.
FROM THE DETECTIVES
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A Summer To Die For
Make room for a longer investigation. The answer is in the details.
Veronica (verified owner) –
Wow, what a ride! Highly recommend for couples looking for something different
Laura Oates (verified owner) –
Truly awful. Boring. 30 minutes of listening to police interviews. Nothing interactive, nothing to solve. I fell asleep during one interview. The evidence at the end was laughable – certainly wouldn’t solve a real case with that
Sarah (verified owner) –
Total game-changer for date nights!
Lieke S (verified owner) –
A well thought out game, really enjoyed playing it. Definitely purchasing other versions too.
Erica W (verified owner) –
Me and my best friend have played two of your games and we absolutely love them, they are so detailed and gripping that we think we are actual detectives!! Really fun to play and easy to follow, the level of detail is insane!
Elisha Morton (verified owner) –
This was soooo good!
We stayed awake so late at night trying to solve this and eliminate suspects- we were thoroughly gripped and changed our minds on who was guilty multiple times. Highly recommend this to anyone who loves a murder mystery.
Senna van de Mortel (verified owner) –
We liked it! It was so much fun to solve the murder, together with my bff detective Karlijn. We had a whole day off to solve this mystery. We enjoyed every moment of this day :)
Kerry Birch-Moore (verified owner) –
I love love love these cases please keep them coming
John O’Hare (verified owner) –
Good quality.
Yuki Tanaka (verified owner) –
5/5 stars