You’ll slip into detective mode as soon as you hit play in Lewiston. Follow audio clues around downtown or by car, piecing together evidence from lively characters voiced by pros. Compete or team up as you solve the murder mystery at your own pace — with plenty of laughs and maybe a few surprises along the way.
We were already arguing about who’d be the better detective before we even opened the app in Lewiston. The game dropped us right into the middle of a murder case — Commander Mahoney’s voice came through my earbuds, gruff and impatient, like he was actually waiting for us to mess up. We picked the walking map (needed some air) and wandered down Lisbon Street, past that bakery that always smells like burnt sugar and coffee. At each stop, another piece of the story unfolded — sometimes I’d get so caught up listening to these actors (sixteen voices, I think?) that I’d forget to jot down clues. My friend kept pausing to argue over motives; honestly, we probably looked suspicious ourselves.
I didn’t expect how much Lewiston itself would sneak into the experience. There was this one spot by Kennedy Park where a group of teens were skateboarding, totally oblivious to our “serious” investigation. Our guide’s directions were clear — GPS map just pinged when it was time to move on — but we took our time anyway. Sometimes you need a minute to let a twist sink in, you know? The game lets you compete or work together; we went full team mode but still kept score (I lost by two points — not bitter). If you don’t feel like walking, there’s a driving version too; we met another group at one stop who were blasting the audio through their car speakers and laughing way too loud at some character’s accent.
The whole thing took about two and a half hours, but we stopped for snacks halfway through (detective work is hungry work). Some of the content is pretty adult — language and all that — which honestly made it feel more real. By the end, when it was time to make our big accusation, I felt weirdly invested in these fictional people. Still think about whether I missed something obvious back at location seven…
The experience lasts about 2.5 hours, but you can pause for breaks anytime.
No, it contains adult material like profanity and mature themes.
You can play solo, as a duo, or with a group—it's flexible.
You can choose between a walking map (downtown) or driving map (outskirts).
Headphones are recommended for walking; for driving, use your car's sound system.
You’ll get instructions by email or text after booking confirmation.
No—tickets are per device used; groups can share devices depending on how they want to play.
Customer service help is available if needed during your experience.
Your day includes access to both walking and driving maps via mobile app, live GPS directions with turn-by-turn guidance, an immersive audio story voiced by professional actors, built-in scoring so you can compete or collaborate, plus customer service support if you hit any snags along the way.
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