How CasePursuit Works

Open a case.
Follow the evidence.

CasePursuit mystery games are digital investigation experiences built around evidence, suspects, hidden clues, online unlocks, and final-answer submission. Choose a case, download the files, investigate at your own pace, and decide who you believe is responsible.

Choose a Case

Select the mystery experience that fits your play style.

Download Instantly

Receive your case files after purchase and begin right away.

Investigate Your Way

Play on screen, print the files, solve alone, or investigate together.

Submit Your Theory

Enter your conclusion online and unlock the final resolution.

The Investigation Process
01 · Choose

Select your case.

Browse the CasePursuit library and choose the investigation you want to open. Core Series cases are full-length mystery experiences built for deeper deduction, while Jr. Detective cases are designed for younger sleuths and lighter game nights.

02 · Purchase

Buy the case file.

After checkout, your case becomes available as a digital download. No shipping delays, no waiting for a box to arrive, and no app required to start reviewing the evidence.

03 · Download

Open the files.

You’ll receive the case materials digitally so you can start immediately. View everything on your preferred device, print the files, or combine both methods for a more hands-on investigation.

04 · Examine

Review the evidence.

Read reports, compare interviews, examine photos, study records, and cross-reference details. The answer is hidden in the evidence, but it may not be obvious on the first pass.

05 · Unlock

Find hidden access clues.

Some cases include online unlocks. Use details found inside the evidence to access additional materials, supporting documents, or extra context that can help strengthen your theory.

06 · Submit

Enter your conclusion.

When you believe you know what happened, submit your final answer online. If your conclusion matches the case findings, the official resolution unlocks.

What You Receive

Your case file is
built for flexible play.

Each digital case is designed so you can investigate in the way that feels best to you. You can move through the full case packet like a complete investigation file, or open individual evidence files as you work through specific clues.

The experience is designed to feel layered and investigative, not like a simple worksheet. You’ll review a variety of materials, build theories, challenge assumptions, and use evidence to support your final conclusion. See the format in action with Last Call at Blackwood Lounge.

Complete Packet Full Case File

A complete case packet for players who want to move through the investigation in one organized file.

Individual Files Separate Evidence

Individual documents and evidence files for easier review, printing, sorting, and group play.

Digital Access Online Elements

Some cases include online unlocks, hint access, and final answer submission.

Personal Use Print Friendly

View the files digitally or print them for your own case-board style investigation setup.

Play Your Way
Solo Play

Investigate alone.

Set your own pace, review every file carefully, and build your theory one clue at a time.

Date Night

Solve it together.

Turn the case into a shared mystery night with clues, debate, theories, and a final answer.

Game Night

Play with friends.

Divide evidence, compare suspicions, challenge each other’s theories, and see who can crack the case.

Family Play

Choose the right series.

Core Series cases are deeper investigations. Jr. Detective cases are designed for younger sleuths, families, and lighter mystery sessions.

Evidence Types

Everything in the file matters.

CasePursuit cases are built around layered evidence. Some clues may be obvious. Others may require comparison, timeline work, close reading, or connecting small details across multiple documents.

Police-Style Reports Case summaries, incident details, forensic notes, and official-looking investigative documents.
Photos & Visuals Scene images, evidence photos, surveillance stills, and visual clues that may support or challenge a theory.
Interviews Suspect statements, contradictions, motives, timelines, and details that may not line up cleanly.
Handwritten Notes Personal notes, investigator markings, scribbled details, reminders, and clue fragments.
Logs & Records Activity logs, call records, service notes, schedules, receipts, and timeline-supporting evidence.
Digital Evidence Emails, text-style records, device clues, online unlock details, and digital trails.
Maps & Layouts Floor plans, room layouts, movement paths, and spatial clues that may affect opportunity.
Hidden Clues Small inconsistencies, repeated details, timelines, wording choices, and evidence-based deductions.
Unlocks, Hints, and Resolution

Need more evidence?

Some cases include additional online evidence. These files are unlocked by using details hidden inside the case materials. They are designed to reward careful investigation and give players more to examine without handing over the answer too easily.

  • Use clues from the evidence to gain access.
  • Unlock additional files, context, or supporting materials.
  • Use the extra information to test or strengthen your theory.

Stuck on the case?

If you get stuck, hints are available. The goal is not to ruin the mystery. Hints are there to help you keep moving, point you toward overlooked details, and preserve the satisfaction of solving the case yourself.

  • Use hints only if you need them.
  • Look for clues before jumping to the final answer.
  • Submit your conclusion when your theory explains the evidence.

Ready to open a case?

Choose an investigation, download the files, follow the evidence, unlock additional materials, and submit your final theory when you think you know the truth.