The Cold Case Inc collection
Choose your next investigation. Browse our online cold case games, compare difficulty and playing time, and open the case file that draws you in. Play detective on your own or work through the evidence together.
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A perfect wedding. A deadly secret.
A country-house wedding ends with the death of the bride’s sister. Behind the speeches and smiling photographs, someone has a story that doesn’t add up. Yours is the job of finding it.
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11 case files
In release order · One purchase, one investigation
Emily Williams has been murdered in Stonewood Meadows. Behind the familiar faces of a small village are conflicting accounts, strained relationships and details that deserve a second look.
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.
Isabella Novakova is dead at London’s Elite Grand Hotel. A world of polished appearances, private arrangements and conflicting alibis is now yours to investigate.
Liam Davis has disappeared from Amberwell. Investigate the people around him and follow a trail through personal records, police interviews and a recovered laptop.
A camping trip in Pinewood Woods ends with the death of journalist Chloe Bennett. Investigate her friends, their accounts and the evidence left behind.
Dawn Harper is dead at Innov8 Brand Architects. Investigate the people behind the company’s public face through police records, correspondence and its fictional websites.
Detective Elena Vasquez has been shot beneath a Bronx underpass. Piece together surveillance footage, official records and encrypted messages in a substantial US-set investigation.
Emma Green never makes it home. Rebuild her movements through witness accounts, audio interviews and a phone investigation in this compact Westleigh case.
Lauren Miller disappears during a riverside camping trip. Follow her movements through police evidence and Viewzr, a fictional social network woven into the investigation.
A fatal fire on Seacliff Road leaves a coastal town with questions. Examine the emergency response, forensic records and a recovered hard drive to find out what happened.
A country-house wedding ends with the death of the bride’s sister. Behind the speeches and smiling photographs, someone has a story that doesn’t add up. Yours is the job of…
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Difficulty is only part of the decision. Choose the kind of evidence you would enjoy exploring, then open the case page for its playing time, preview and full contents.
Rebuild Emma Green’s journey through witness accounts, audio interviews and a phone investigation.
Explore The Final Fare ↗Follow Liam Davis’s disappearance through personal records, police interviews and a recovered laptop.
Explore Benefits and Burdens ↗Compare police evidence with posts on Viewzr, the fictional social network inside Lauren Miller’s case.
Explore The Waters Edge ↗Want to see the detective work before choosing? Explore our online detective games, or try the short free Flat 33 investigation.
Behind the login
See the police-system interface and evidence from our cases below. Depending on the investigation, you might examine crime-scene photographs, replay recorded material, search a suspect’s phone or explore a recovered laptop. Compare what people say with what the records show. Every case has its own mix of evidence; the individual game page tells you what is included.
Recorded statements and witness accounts.
Explore mobile phones, laptops and social media accounts in selected cases.
Emotional cues and hidden meaning in messages.
Look closely at the events caught on camera.
Public narratives that may hide the truth.
Crime scene details waiting to be examined.
Every case has its own mix of evidence and interactive tools. Explore a case page to see what’s inside.
The players’ verdict
Couples, friends and solo detectives.
Here’s what players thought.
Fake facebook was sick, super fun, satisfying ending. Heads up would recommend one person on social media while the other goes through physical evidence.
We loved it (it was a little harder than expected). We would have liked to have more story about what happened at the club and more CCTV on the street. We'll definitely playing another one soon!
10/10 cant wait!!!!!
Interactive detective games built around a fictional crime. Examine the evidence, question the accounts and submit your own conclusion.
Yes. Cold Case Inc cases run in your browser through a dedicated fictional police computer system.
Both: a murder mystery story that you solve by investigating documents, interviews and other evidence. There are no character scripts to act out.
No. Play in your browser. Printable case files are available within the games if you prefer to work with paper alongside the online evidence.
Yes. Investigate on your own or gather around a screen and discuss the evidence together.
Each case shows its estimated playing time. Most take around one to four hours, depending on the case and how closely you examine the evidence.
Use the difficulty filters or take our Case Match Quiz to find a mystery that suits you.
Yes. Choose an Easy case for your first investigation. You can work at your own pace and return to the evidence as often as you need.
