CANADA · MURDER MYSTERY GAMES IN CANADA
One free evening, too many rooms. These 11 murder mystery games in Canada earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Solve a murder mystery while exploring Gastown, Vancouver’s old streets, landmarks, bars, and hidden corners on a 2-hour walking game.
“Really good fun. Something you should do with your partner, test your understanding. Getting to know downtown was super cool too.”
Solve clues, explore Gastown, and compete in a screen-free Vancouver murder mystery for private groups of 7 to 15.
“The game was exactly as advertised and was a mix of clues that were fairly easy to solve and some that were very tricky. Thanks for a fun couple of hours running around Gastown.”
Solve 10 phone-led puzzles across Ottawa, from City Hall to Parliament Hill and the Rideau Canal, at your own pace for $8.38.
“we indicate to go to an address on departure for pick-up. No precise time and no one on site when we could just start the puzzle. the address was not easy to find. Why not simplify by saying city hall. The number of kilometres to cover would have been good information to know for someone like me who is mobility impaired. When I saw that the end ended on the side of gatineau. We did the part that was getting closer to the byward market and we finished it there.Auto-translated”
Solve a fictional murder around Orillia by walking or driving, using GPS clues, voiced characters, scoring, and flexible start times.
“This was a lot of fun but it was a bit too long. Phone batteries were dead by the end and at one point the audio recordings stopped working so we had to read the scenarios which wasn't as much fun! Overall it was a fun experience.”
Solve a murder while exploring St. John's with a flexible GPS game, 16 voiced characters, walking or driving maps, and team scoring.
“Unfortunately we didn’t even finish this it took us to random buildings that were not even sights to see and crisscrossed us back and forth wasting time. I was hoping to experience the town and have some fun with this but in the end it was just frustrating. Didn’t even connect automatics to locations and tell you where to turn and if you went into the map to make sure you were in the right way story part stopped and then started all over again. Waste of money”
Solve a Moose Jaw murder by phone with GPS clues, 16 voiced characters, walking or driving routes, scoring, and flexible timing.
“Was disappointed in this. Thought it would take you to some Moose Jaw sites to see but instead just random buildings like a bank and restaurant some of which were even closed down”
Solve a Sydney murder mystery by foot or car with GPS clues, 16 characters, flexible timing, scoring, and Cape Breton stops.
“Not what I thought. A normal walking tour would have been better. Never finished due to time/lack of interest.”
Solve a grisly Ottawa murder while walking downtown, using your phone to follow clues, tackle puzzles, and explore at your own pace.
“Fun but could have used 2 phones instead of having everyone’s looking down at their phones. Not too much walking. Everyone was able to do it”
Solve a mobile murder mystery while driving around Langford, with GPS directions, 16 actor voices, scoring, and flexible breaks.
“Fun little drive about. No need to exit the vehicle. (We had hoped to have to get out and look around a bit) The language may not be kid friendly depending on the parent. Construction worker/plumber maybe lol! Probably pg 13, but more of an adult thing. Titch of a learning curve at the start but we got it and there’s no time pressure at all so that’s nice. Can even stop for lunch midway if you like. All in all for the $15 it’s definitely worth it and would make a great rainy day adventure!”
Solve a Prince George murder mystery by walking or driving between three stops, using GPS clues, scored gameplay, and 16 actor voiced characters.
“It’s fun but bring a pen and paper for Clues. First location is in a sketchy part of Town. Glad we were driving”
Solve a Thunder Bay murder mystery by car or on foot, with actor-voiced clues, GPS directions, scoring, and flexible play.
“We really enjoyed the story and we had a few chuckles while listening to the characters. I enjoyed the route while driving. It made it easy and less stressful. I also liked that there was a spot to park , off the street so we can sit and figure things out. We played the driving ,easy level . But next time we will try the walking , hard level as I guessed the murderer within the 2nd and 3rd clue. I just needed a name . lol. We enjoyed the multiply choice questions. It made it fun. Unfortunately we got 9/10. lol I would recommend this game, for 15 bucks…”
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