Challenging Fun for all This is a great subscription box. The cases draw you in and make you feel like you are really a part of the environment. The goals for each box are balanced well enough to offer a challenge to all players, but yet also allow all players to feel comfortable playing. Something else I like about it is, I do these boxes with my 13yr old and it is teaching him to slow down, pay attention to all of the details and make educated decisions once the facts are laid out in front of him.

Fantastic details and well-thought out… Fantastic details and well-thought out storytelling makes Hunt A Killer a perfect activity for singles or groups. As a couple who has been together for over 25 years, we’ve found it works well for a regular weekend date.

Customer service is nonexistent I purchased a gift card-granted it got lost in our house, so it was a long time ago. But, when I tried to redeem it on the website, it wouldn't work, so I emailed asking if there was anything I could do, or if it wasn't valid any longer. That was on September 13th, and the only response I've gotten was an automated message saying they're 'a few days behind'. It's October 11th. I would have completely understood if they said it had been too long and the care was no longer redeemable, but the complete refusal to provide customer service is an interesting choice.

Ruined Trust in the Company I have been playing this game for years and loved it. Lately, not so much. I've been charged and no box has been received, I sent messages that went week+ with no answer, and when I got an answer, some weird run around. Finally, after months of this, got them to say they are doing away with their subscription plan and going with the single box games. So between their lack of communication, missing 2 boxes, and the issues I have seen from others, this company has lost my trust.

Great variety and fun storylines I love Hunt a Killer! There is a good variety in what can be purchased. Each game, whether a stand-alone or a subscription comes with objects to help create an immersive experience. Some games are hard, some easier. They offer different price points so you can start with a $30 standalone or go straight to a year subscription.