An architect dies in a sleeper compartment bolted from the inside. The coroner said heart attack.
| Difficulty | ●●●●○ 4/5 |
| Play time | 3 hours |
| Players | 1–8 |
| Documents | 19 · 3 sealed envelopes |
| Price | $12.99 |
On the morning of 12 November 1988 the sleeping-car attendant could not wake the passenger in roomette 7. The door was bolted from inside. Martin Voss, 52, was dead in his berth. Thirty years later his daughter obtained the file and found a toxicology page nobody had read. A locked-room case where the question is not who could get in, but what he took to bed with him.
6 persons of interest
No. The case is complete in your browser: all documents, hints and the solution. Nothing is mailed.
About 3 hours for two to four people. Solo players take longer. Progress is saved, so you can stop and come back.
Yes. Open a room, share the 5-letter code, and everyone reads the file on their own phone. Objectives, pins and notes stay in sync. Only the host needs to own the case.
Each objective has three hints, from a nudge to the answer. Hints never lock anything.
Yes. Answers are verified server-side, and a correct answer breaks the seal on the next envelope. Guessing does not help: each objective needs two documents cross-referenced.