Hunt A Killer

The Salem Slicer

Hunt A Killer x Morbid

The Slicer stopped killing when the suspect died. The letters just started again.

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  • Players 1–6
  • 90–120 min
  • Standalone
  • Ages 17+
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Solve solo or with up to 6
  • No subscription. One and done.
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Case dossier

Six victims across three decades, then silence. The murders stopped when the prime suspect died. Now the local news has received a new coded letter. Young lawyer Abigail Fencer believes her father could be the Salem Slicer when she finds a box in the attic. She needs your help to find the truth.

Property & Evidence · Logged

What you'll actually be holding.

Other games describe their contents. We itemize ours like the prosecution will — real documents, real photographs, one box you have to earn your way into.

  • A bloody scrunchie on concrete next to an evidence placard

    Bloody Scrunchie

    assumingly worn by a victim of The Slicer

  • A locked long rectangular tin on the concrete with an evidence placard

    Locked Cephalo Tin

    Abigail's father's old case-file box. Three items inside connect past to present.

  • A small figure with a small cloth bag on concrete and an evidence placard

    Model Railroad Figure

    A tiny man with a hat and briefcase whose significance is far bigger than his size.

Difficulty

The honest answer to "is this too hard?"

Easy — Beginner's Luck

The story does the heavy lifting; the puzzles ask you to read carefully and keep a timeline straight.

  • 90–120 min Average solve
  • 1–6 Detectives

Witness Statements

On the record.

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  • As (reluctantly) seen in

Before you commit

The questions everyone asks.

Is this going to be too hard for me?

No. The puzzles reward close reading and a clear timeline, not trivia or math. If you get stuck, our free online Hints & Reveals page walks you through it one nudge at a time — no spoilers unless you ask for them.

Can I play solo, or do I need a group?

Both work. It's a co-op case for 1 to 6. Solo is a focused couple of hours. Nobody competes — you're all on the same side, which is the only time that's ever true at game night.

How long does it take?

About 90 minutes to two hours. Most people do it in one sitting; some split it across two nights. There's no clock and nothing expires — pause whenever, the body will keep.

Do I need the internet to play?

Some cases include a digital component — a website or online evidence you access as part of the story. Any phone, tablet, or laptop works, and everything you need to log in is inside the box.

Is this a subscription?

No. One box, one case, one payment. Solve it and you own a very strange coffee-table object forever. Want the next one? You come back and buy the next one.

Does it make a good gift?

Alarmingly good. Use gift mode at checkout to add a recipient name, schedule the delivery, and hide the price. It reads as thoughtful and slightly unhinged, which is the correct gift.

If this case didn't take you long enough

The next body's already waiting.