Hunt A Killer: Death at The Dive Bar — Immersive Murder Mystery Game for 1-5 Players (Ages 14+)

Step into an unsolved case

Hunt A Killer: Death at The Dive Bar invites you to step into the shoes of a real-life detective. Set in a small town around the Old Scratch Tavern, the narrative centers on the mysterious death of Nick Webster. What seems like an accident at first glance invites you to examine motives, search for concealed truths, and consider the possibility that a masked figure was near the crime scene.

What makes this experience feel tangible is the tactile evidence you can hold in your hands. From autopsy reports to items found at the scene, the props are designed to place you at the center of the investigation, helping you form a narrative through careful observation and discussion with your team.

What’s inside

• Solve the Crime and Catch a Killer: The town’s bartender is dead; your deduction can reveal whether foul play occurred.
• Follow the Clues: Examine forensic files, eliminate suspects, and assemble a coherent timeline.
• The Ultimate Murder Mystery Party: A social, immersive mystery ideal for game nights with teens and adults.
• Outsmart Criminal Minds: Expect 45-60 minutes of suspenseful play that keeps the investigation active from start to finish.
• Want More Murder Mysteries: Extend the experience with other cases from Hunt A Killer for ongoing intrigue.

How it works

• 1-5 players: Play solo, as a couple, or with a small group for collaborative problem solving.
• Flexible pacing: Most sessions unfold over 45-60 minutes with room for discussion and theory testing.
• Ages 14+: Suitable for teens and adults who love a good mystery and carefully curated clues.

Important note: the game presents a fictional scenario designed to entertain and challenge your deductive reasoning. While the evidence is evocative and authentic-feeling, there are no guarantees of a single correct conclusion, allowing each playthrough to offer a fresh experience.

Designed for a memorable night in or a lively game night, Death at The Dive Bar is a gateway to immersive storytelling. True crime fans will appreciate the depth of the setup, the realism of the artifacts, and the opportunity to test theories with friends or family.