Perfectly Challenging Such a fun way to engage actively in something for those that want to "do something" and feel accomplished, but don't necessarily want to get out of the house. Just the right level of challenging to keep you interested, and feel satisfied when you solve something! Found ourselves really getting into the story and the various characters, thanks to the vivid details picked up along the way through various pieces of evidence and trinkets!

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!

So much fun So much fun! Definitely engaging and immersive and in my opinion, worth the price! Only thing keeping me from a 5 star review is that they use DHL which never arrives on time and sends me a 'delayed' message literally every package and that I feel like the first season I did needed flushed out. But definitely an A+ experience! Can't wait for the next season!

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.