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!

Incredible activity - detailed and fun! These boxes are very involved, detailed, and brain puzzling. Allows for some creative thought and makes a tremendous amount of fun with combined efforts from friends and family. I have purchased 3 seasons of boxes from hunt a killer and all of them have been incredibly fun! It has become a frequent weekend activity for our friends in my home and we look forward to seeing new boxes and solving more mysteries!

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.

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.