Manor House Murder

A high school reunion, turned murder investigation…

You and your team have been brought in to investigate the murder at Cadaver Manor. Working together in small teams, you’ll need to unlock and examine key evidence such as witness statements and suspect interviews, using augmented reality and image recognition technology. As you explore the crime scene via an interactive map, you’ll complete tasks and challenges which will help you acquire evidence and assist with your investigation.

Throughout this immersive, gamified murder mystery, points will be awarded for successfully completing observational and trivia questions, as well as fun photo and video tasks… all whilst identifying the weapon, murderer, and motive to crack the case!

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16+
1.5h+
£490+
Indoor, Virtual

Works well to improve

Problem-solving
Decision making under pressure
Improves logical thinking
Keeps remote teams connected
General knowledge

Challenge Your Team

Event Benfit

Works well to improve

Problem-solving
Decision making under pressure
Improves logical thinking
Keeps remote teams connected
General knowledge

How it works

Your group will be split into smaller teams, and each team will be given a tablet which is loaded with our specially developed app. The teams are guided through the crime scene investigation through the completion of a series of observational and trivia tasks and fun photo and video challenges gathering evidence as they go to identify the weapon, motive and the murderer – and ultimately crack the case!

In the virtual space we manage the teams via breakout rooms, or in a live event setting teams can work together in person with each team member using their own device. We make sure you feel safe throughout all our live activities – find out the steps we’ve taken – click here…

Who it’s for?

Manor House Murder is a modern twist on the Murder Mystery style event, bringing fast-paced problem solving and team dynamics into a fully immersive, ‘whodunnit’ murder mystery. This activity is fantastic as standalone team-building day as well as enhancing a conference agenda, and they’re also great for private parties or evening events.