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Best Unsolved Murder Mystery Game

A millionaire lottery winner, Chloe Whittle, has been found dead—stabbed in the chest. It’s up to you to step into the role of detective and solve this gripping murder mystery.

Inside the case file, you’ll uncover a wide range of realistic evidence: newspaper clippings, crime scene photos, receipts, betting slips, police reports, train schedules, CCTV stills, phone and text records, a coroner’s report, a map, witness statements, photographs, and more.

Beyond the physical clues, you’ll need to access a police officer’s online inbox to investigate further and determine who’s innocent and who’s guilty.

But be warned—cracking the case won’t be easy. Only sharp minds will uncover the truth.

How to Play Our Games

1. Open Your Case File

Once your case file arrives, open it up and dive into the evidence. Before you begin your investigation, be sure to read the instructions printed on the inside cover—they’ll help you get started on the right foot.

2. Examine Every Clue

To solve the mystery, you’ll need to carefully review all the evidence. Most of it is physical—newspapers, letters, police reports, and more—but some key clues are waiting online. Every detail matters.

3. Need Help? Visit the ‘Hints & Answers’ Page

Stuck on a clue? Our dedicated Hints & Answers page is here to guide you. Whether you want a subtle nudge or the full solution, you'll always have the tools to finish the case.

4. Identify the Killer

It’s time to connect the dots, eliminate innocent suspects, and uncover the killer. Once you’re confident in your theory, submit your answer on our website to see if you’ve cracked the case.

Common Questions

How Long Does It Take to Solve a Case?

The time it takes to crack the case can vary depending on your detective skills and the complexity of the file. On average, you can expect to spend between 2 to 3.5 hours solving one of our murder mystery games.

How Difficult Are the Murder Mystery Games?

Our Unsolved Case files come in a range of difficulty levels—from 3/5 to 5/5—so whether you're a casual sleuth or a seasoned investigator, there's a case that matches your skills. Choose the challenge that’s right for you!