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Murder & Co.

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$42.9 $70 In stock

Murder & Co. is a crime-solving subscription box game that mixes storytelling, puzzle-solving, and code-cracking, with curated gifts that often act as evidence. Each story consists of six episodes, all of which are needed to solve the crime, and will be delivered to you monthly. We present a deeply immersive mystery game that will challenge even the sharpest knives on the butcher block.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

I really enjoyed piecing together the clues from each of the six episodes—the narrative keeps you guessing until the very end. The curated gifts tied into the mystery felt like actual evidence, which made the whole experience immersive.

Sophia ★★★★★

The evidence-style gifts are such a clever touch - I actually felt like I was cracking a real case. Each of the six episodes kept me hooked for hours, and the puzzles were just the right level of challenge.

Christopher ★★★★★

I’m not usually into subscription boxes, but the way the curated gifts double as actual evidence really pulled me in—it makes each episode feel like you’re uncovering the story instead of just reading it. The code-cracking bits are tricky enough to keep you guessing, but not so hard that I got stuck