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Open the case: police reports, photos, crime scene investigations, interrogations and a cinematic first film to get to know the case.
Nordic Mysteries · Made in Sweden
A premium murder case in a giftbox with investigation material, photos etc. but also videos and interactive material that regular paper-based murder mysteries do not have.
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What we do
Murder mysteries for people aged 14 and up. No acting, no host, no preparation. Investigate with friends or family for 2–3 hours. A great way to spend time together.

Open the case: police reports, photos, crime scene investigations, interrogations and a cinematic first film to get to know the case.

Investigate with friends or family for 2–3 hours. A great way to spend time together.

Everyone argues, accuses and decides. Then you check the solution and see who was right.
What distributors get
You are our partner in your market, with your own local brand if you prefer.
Texts, films and the in-story websites are translated and adapted to your language and police unit.
Print-ready full-colour files, cover art and product texts for every mystery.
Intro films, character films, stills and the interactive devices, ready for your shop, social media and trade.
13 mysteries today and a new one every quarter, so your customers always have a next case.
Direct contact with the team that writes, films and produces every case.
Why we win
Most murder mystery games at home are printed case files or online databases, at best with some video interrogations or a hint website. We add everything a player would see in a real investigation, and we do it in every language.

A cinematic intro, a news report and films from the investigators. The case plays like a series, not a stack of paper.

Messages, photos, inboxes, calendars and passwords. Players open the same devices the detectives did.

Real, clickable sites for hotels, clubs and companies in each case, with clues hidden in plain sight.

The outer packaging is printed in full colour and makes a perfect gift, instead of the traditional brown envelopes.

The same investigators return in every case. Customers buy the next one for the team as much as for the crime.

Every case is developed with input from police officers and lawyers, so the investigation feels real and the solution is fair.
This is the difference

Not only papers like regular murder mystery games: we take it further. The investigators walk you through the evidence on film.

Golf clubs, dojos and hunting teams with their own websites. Everything is fictional but feels real, and holds important information and clues.

Messages, calls, notes and photos. Find the code in the game and open up new material.

Inboxes, calendars and locked folders on the victim's and suspects' laptops. This one opens with code 917, the two shirt numbers in the football photo among the evidence.
See it in action
Click to watch the cinematic intros. They are the first thing a player sees, and they sell the case before a single page is turned. Shown here in Swedish.
Step inside the story
Exactly as a player sees them. Everything is fictional, shown here in Swedish.
Try the evidence
Click through real screens from our cases. Players search them like a real investigation. Shown here in Swedish; every market gets its own language.

A suspect's phone, with every app opened on screen and by QR code.
The range
Murder mysteries for 14+, author editions with established crime writers, and destination mysteries made with resorts and campsites.

Döden i dimman
The elk hunt at Ravnberga begins as it always has, with fixed posts and radio silence. When the drive is over, Gustav Falkenswärd is missing, and he is found dead at his post. What looked like a hunting accident soon points to something much darker.

En sista skål
Johan Rydell is found dead at home after an evening that first seems to have ended in an accident. On the table: whisky, two glasses and traces of a meeting someone would rather not admit to. Behind the quiet villa are conflicts, money, old relationships and people who each have their own version of the evening.

Tills döden skiljer oss åt
Alexander Falk is found dead at his own wedding at Björkudden manor. In the study: champagne glasses, an open safe and traces pointing in several directions. Family, friends and business contacts were all close enough to see something, and several had reason to stay silent.

Den som aldrig kom hem
Daniel Norberg disappears one evening and does not come home. It could be a man under pressure, or a flight from a life that was cracking. But his phone keeps moving, a bank card is used, and digital activity continues after his normal life has stopped.

Den sista middagen
Henrik Dahl is found dead in the library of the mountain hotel Stormklippan after a dinner where five people from his past sat together. On the desk: old notes, a whisky glass and traces of a secret someone has tried to bury since 2004.

Den sista sparken
Marcus Levin is found dead in the dojo after a late training session. He was the club's big name, used to winning and to others stepping aside. It first looks like an accident, but behind the discipline and the polished image are old conflicts that never went away.
Core caseBakom masken
Professor Leander Dahlén is found dead in an exclusive university library after an academic masquerade evening. Cameras show an anonymous figure in a tuxedo, gloves and mask. In the room: research material, old rivals and traces of a project about identity and perception.
Author editionSpamordet
Nordvik Industries celebrates thirty years at the exclusive Havsvik Resort & Spa on Gotland. In the middle of the jubilee evening, CEO Amelia Rask disappears, and is found lifeless in the private hydro suite Hydro 2. Behind the polished surface: secret relationships, financial conflicts, old lies and an environmental scandal that never quite went away. A Maria Wern case, created with Anna Jansson.
Author editionSudden Death
It is 3–3 when Stockholm Panthers and Göteborg Titans head into sudden death in a decisive play-off match at Hovet, but overtime never starts. Head referee Martin Högberg vanishes during the break and is found dead in the inner parts of the arena. A player has threatened him, an enraged supporter has got in where he should not be, and behind closed doors are conflicts over injuries, careers and money. A Maria Wern case, created with Anna Jansson.
Author editionGolfmordet
Claes Wernberg, successful property developer and chairman of the exclusive Lindövik Golf Club, is found dead at hole 7 early one morning. Behind the club's polished facade are conflicts over money, power, relationships and a controversial future project, and several people seem to lie about what they did on his last evening. A case for Ewert Truut, with Carolina Herrera and Richard Kahn, created with Dag Öhrlund, including newly written novel scenes.
DestinationMordet i Lofsdalen
During an evening of skiing in Lofsdalen, Martin Eklund is found lifeless in the snow just after the night skiing ends, his ski equipment beside him. It all seems to point to a tragic accident, but the times do not add up, several people close to him have reason to lie, and technical findings make the simple explanation harder to believe. Created with Lofsdalen.
DestinationDöden i Stöten
One evening in Stöten, Anton Bjurén is found lifeless in the snow shortly after the ski lifts close for the day. At first it looks like a tragic accident, but the more the material is examined, the harder that explanation is to believe. Created with Stöten.
DestinationCampingmordet
During a quiz night at First Camp, the quiz host Viktor Hallberg disappears, and when he is later found dead the relaxed camping evening turns into a murder investigation. Several people had reason to confront Viktor, and their stories do not add up. Created with First Camp.
Every release is translated and filmed in every market language.
The team
The same investigators return in every mystery. They tease each other, argue over the evidence and grow on you with every case you solve. Customers come back for the team as much as for the crime. Every mystery is completely standalone and can be solved in any order, so there is never a wrong place to start.

Lead investigator
Sharp, direct and always one question ahead. She drives every investigation.

Chief of police
Runs the department and signs off every solution.

Forensic scientist
Reads what the crime scene leaves behind and explains it on film.

Forensic pathologist
Calm, precise, and never wrong about the body.

Telecom and data technician
Phones, logs and cameras: if it left a digital trace, he finds it.

Police officer and digital guide
Your guide through the digital clues, with a dry sense of humour.

Reporter
Opens every case with the news report that starts the story.
Same team. New crime. Any order.
Start with any case. You will meet them all.
Eight markets, one team in each
Everything is translated into every language. Each country plays the case through its own investigators, with its own logo on the box.

Unit: Homicide Division · Language: American English
Hunt A Killer sells standalone physical cases, also through Target and Barnes & Noble. Unsolved Case Files sells cold-case files and subscriptions, and Masters of Mystery sells boxed kits and instant-play digital kits with an app.
Real films, a live phone and laptop to search, and a full-colour gift file. A complete case in one box, solved in one evening.
Built to create pull

Author editions with well-known crime writers, in the countries where their names carry. Today with Anna Jansson and Dag Öhrlund.

Next we bring in familiar faces and creators. Their audiences become the pull for every new launch.

Destination mysteries already run in Swedish ski resorts and campsites. More resorts and hotels are on the way.
Made in Sweden
Paper, card and print from Swedish suppliers, no plastic in the box.
Short runs printed and packed in Sweden, so a new case reaches shelves in weeks.
Premium film and print at a price families and gift buyers say yes to.
All films, clues and envelopes are made for each market, not just subtitled.







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