Board game nights can get a little…predictable.Settlers of Catanfor the third time this month? Dominion again? While those classics have a special place in our hearts (and on our shelves), sometimes you crave something a little more…immersive.
Hunt a Killer has created a series oftabletop gamesthat turn you and your friends into real-life detectives. If you’re looking to ditch the dice and get more intoa thrilling whodunit, then this guide to the Best Hunt A Killer Boxes is for you. Get ready to crack codes, pore over evidence, and maybe even argue a little (friendly, of course) with your fellow sleuths as you race to solve the case.
Hunt A Killer: Dead Below Deck
Set Sail for Intrigue!
Become a detective! Solve the murder of a stewardess on the luxurious Old Thunder Yacht. Hunt A Killer’s Dead Below Deck is a 90-minute mystery game. Use clues, puzzles, and online evidence to expose the killer.
Dead Below Deck throws you into a full-fledged interactive murder mystery experience. You and your fellow detectives work together to solve the case of Rachel Veinson, a yacht stewardess found dead under mysterious circumstances.
The evidence you get is top-notch. We’re talking about papers, brochures, physical items, notes, and even a lockbox. Plus, there’s a whole treasure trove of digital clues on the app, like witness interviews and the captain’s log.
Be warned, some clues are trickier than others. You’ll need to compare them and figure out what’s real and what’s just a red herring. The game throws some of these in to keep you on your toes, but don’t worry, they’re not impossible to sniff out.
Hunt A Killer: Death At The Dive Bar
Unmasking a Dive Bar Mystery
Unmask the killer of bar owner Nick Webster in Hunt A Killer’s Death at the Dive Bar. Easy to learn, perfect for 1-5 players for a thrilling game night experience. Solve puzzles, crack codes, and bring the culprit to justice!
Death at the Dive Bar throws you right into the heart of a small-town mystery. Nick Webster, the owner of a local watering hole, is found dead under suspicious circumstances. Officially ruled an accident, one of Nick’s employees suspects foul play and calls upon your razor-sharp detective skills to crack the case.
Working alongside a virtual private eye, you’ll delve into a treasure trove of evidence that would make any gumshoe proud. Police reports, witness statements, and even seemingly mundane bar paraphernalia like coasters and menus become crucial clues in your quest for the truth.
As you sift through the evidence, seemingly unrelated details begin to click into place, forming a web of suspicion that will have you questioning everyone involved. The well-crafted narrative and realistic presentation – complete with grainy crime scene photos and handwritten notes – truly transport you to the heart of the investigation.
Hunt A Killer: Body On The Boardwalk
Can You Handle the Fun-fair Foul Play?
Unsolved Murder on the Boardwalk! Become a detective & solve the case of Katie Dunn in Hunt A Killer’s Body on the Boardwalk. Work solo or with friends, crack codes, & sort clues to unmask the killer.
Prepare to ditch the popcorn and cotton candy because there’s a murder afoot on the boardwalk. Hunt A Killer’s Body on the Boardwalk throws you headfirst into a thrilling whodunit that will test your detective skills and have you questioning everyone from the cotton candy vendor to the creepy clown.
Katie Dunn, a seemingly ordinary employee at the boardwalk, is found dead on a popular ride. The prime suspect? Her boyfriend.
But something doesn’t quite feel right. You, the detective on the case (well, sort of), must sift through a box full of evidence: witness statements, ride tickets, cryptic notes, and even the autopsy report. It’s a treasure trove for any aspiring investigator.
The beauty of Body on the Boardwalk is that it’s accessible to everyone. No fancy equipment or complicated rules here. Just good old-fashioned detective work.
Hunt A Killer: Murder at The Motel
Check-In to a Desert Caper
Unravel the truth behind Julian Foard’s death at the Sunset Motel. Solve puzzles, crack codes & expose the killer! Perfect for 1-6 players (ages 14+) for a thrilling 45-60 minute game.
Step into the scorching Nevada desert where Julian Foard, a shady contractor, has been found dead in a dusty motel room. Veronica, the motel’s sole housekeeper, pleads her innocence and calls upon your detective expertise.
To uncover the truth, you’ll delve into a box overflowing with evidence that would make any gumshoe proud. Police reports, witness statements, and even the victim’s personal journal become crucial pieces in your quest for justice.
The beauty of Murder at the Sunset Motel lies in its versatility. Whether you crave a solo sleuthing session or prefer to team up with friends and family (up to five players), this game caters to your detective style.
The included materials – from grainy crime scene photos to the motel’s quirky receipts – create a realistic atmosphere that will transport you right into the heart of the investigation.
Hunt A Killer: R.I.P at The Rodeo
Can You Clown Around and Crack the Case?
Saddle Up! Solve the murder of Patches the Rodeo Clown in Hunt A Killer’s R.I.P. at The Rodeo. Family-friendly game (ages 14+) for 1-2 hours of whodunit fun!
Step into the world of professional clowning (yes, it’s a thing) and unravel the mystery behind Patches the Rodeo Clown’s untimely demise. His ex-wife, suspecting foul play, calls upon your detective skills to crack the case.
While you pore over handwritten notes and newspaper clippings, the game also offers access to digital resources like character profiles and online evidence lockers. This dynamic approach caters to different investigative styles, allowing you to switch between hands-on sleuthing and digital exploration.
So, are you ready to put on your detective hat and crack the case under the big top? Saddle up with R.I.P. at the Rodeo and prepare for a hilarious whodunit adventure filled with physical clues, colorful characters, and a dash of digital intrigue.
Hunt A Killer: The Cosmic Adventures of Supernova
A Deep Dive into a Sci-Fi Mystery
Become a detective in a comic book world! Hunt A Killer’s Supernova offers 6 hours of puzzles, codes & choices leading to 2 different endings (ages 14+). Explore superhero evidence & solve the mystery!
Unlike your average whodunit, Supernova offers a unique twist: your choices matter. As you delve deeper into the investigation, the game presents you with critical decisions that will shape the narrative and ultimately lead you to one of two explosive endings.
To crack the case, you’ll need to become an expert on all things Supernova.
The game box transforms into your detective headquarters, overflowing with evidence, both physical and digital.Pore over a genuine comic bookchronicling Supernova’s adventures, decipher cryptic messages with the included decoder ring, and even examine a miniature Supernova action figure for hidden clues.
The game also integrates online resources seamlessly into the experience. Create a dedicated account to access character profiles, hidden evidence lockers, and even a recorded message containing valuable intel.
FAQs
How Difficult Are Hunt A Killer Games?
The difficulty level varies depending on the specific game you choose. Most games offer difficulty ratings on the box or their website. Generally, there are standalone games and subscription boxes with ongoing mysteries. Standalone games are often shorter and easier to solve, while subscription boxes offer a more complex and longer-lasting experience.
What Do I Need To Play A Hunt A Killer Game?
Everything you need to play comes right in the box! The game provides all the evidence, puzzles, and instructions you’ll need to crack the case. Some games might require you to have a pen and paper handy to take notes, and a few incorporate online components that you’ll need to access with a web browser. But for the most part, just grab your detective hat (optional) and get ready to solve a mystery.
