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.

Exceeds expectations. Hunt A Killer is an excellent subscription service for the crime solving fan. The realistic pieces of 'evidence,' including online links and great storytelling exceeds expectation. I've had questions that are promptly answered by a real, live person. The only drawback is that they use DHL for shipping at times and my box doesn't arrive on time. We did 3 mysteries and they were fantastic!

Love love love Love love love! Being a mom of two (and one of those being a small toddler), I don’t have much time for hobbies or time for myself but this subscription allows me to spend a couple hours after everyone goes to bed to focus on something that I find interesting, without the interruption of other people. I am a problem solver at my core and this is something that really gets me interested and focused - three hours can go by like 15 minutes!

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.

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?