It was definitely a fun experience for my birthday. We picked the driving option, and it took us to interesting locations. The apartment complex where the victim lived was private property. I do wish the game was more interactive besides the skill checks that required a lot of math or getting out of the car on private property to look for numbers. In addition, one location that was a grocery store where the homeless suspect had been arrested for stealing in the story is a unity house, which was probably unintentional, but that part of the story seemed in poor taste. So overall it was a good experience with friends, but I believe whoever researched the place could have chosen better, more iconic and accessible locations for the story and made the experience more interactive in ways that are relevant to the story.

I do lots of crime solving things and really enjoy doing it with my fiance. We found this while in Ga and really wanted a day of walking around with some murder mystery. Boy did I waste my $15 and hours trying to figure out the stupid formatting. Instructions say “click on experiences to start” for the walking route. WE ARE OUT OF TOWN WE WANT TO WALK AROUND. Literally no option anywhere on the app to click experiences it took me to a black and blank page every time. So after hours of being mad about this I just switched to website version. Also garbage. The formatting is horrible the actors are so cheesy. Good concept but literally couldn’t do anything because of the way it was formatted. If it would’ve worked it maybe would’ve been cool but I’ve wasted so much time hoping that if I just give it one more go it’ll idk WORK. Wish I could get my money back but bought it through a third party. Do not waste your money or time on this app. Go to Walmart or target and you’re better off pretending the murder mystery box you bought there happened in your city

The idea behind this is good. The phone app is designed well and the audio clips for the actors are much better than I expected. we enjoyed the storyline and trying to guess who the killer was. the problem is there is no point in travelling to any of the locations. there is nothing to do at any location that has anything to do with solving the crime. and the irrelevant questions they ask about many of the locations you'll get wrong because the location has changed since the questions were written. (ex. things have been re-painted a different color, parking lots have been altered, buisinesses have moved out of a particular building etc.). hence u get most of those questions wrong and coulda played the game from your couch .

Cool concept but the execution was poor. Many of the clues were misguided or vague, so we as participants were often getting the questions wrong. At some point, we stopped listening to the case presentation because the questions weren't related to them truthfully. Many of the clues had buildings that looked different or asked questions (e.g. how many stripes are on the northwest crossing) that could change simply with normal upkeep of the city. Not sure if the makers have any on the ground who occasionally does the tour to ensure that clues are updated.