Hunt a Killer is a great way to get… Hunt a Killer is a great way to get your family or friends together for a fun night or nights. My family and I had a blast deciphering clues to uncover new evidence to get us closed to solving the mystery. We could not wait to get the next box to keep going. In fact as soon as we completed the objective for the current box we immediately asked for the next one to get it sooner. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a new and exciting activity to help bringing family and friends together for something fun to do.

Fun for a date night! Fun for a date night! Puzzles/codes were cool, figuring out timeline is interesting and can be challenging. The first season was great and well written. The second season we did was boring and uninteresting. The third season was great until the very last box, which felt rushed and pulled tiny details from things that didn’t matter 4 months prior, and we were expected to tie them together. We had to use the hints/reveals and even then felt frustrated that the minor details came out of nowhere and didn’t make a ton of sense.

An engaging, community building journey An incredible community building experience! We anticipated the arrival of every episode and our family cleared their schedule to participate. The best part is everybody was engaged and contributed! The interface was very intuitive and lightening fast responsive. The story drew us in. Each box took us about 2-3 hours working together to unravel. And, as we solved our first case our family ask, what’s our next case?

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.

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.