CASE 001THE FIRST TRIALARSON · CONFLICTING TESTIMONYTHE LAST
THE COURT IS IN SESSION
You’ve heard
both sides.
Now it’s your call.
Immersive courtroom games for solo thinkers
and fiercely opinionated friends.
PLAY SOLO OR TOGETHER100% ONLINENO LEGAL KNOWLEDGE NEEDED
CASE 001 THE LAST DELIVERY
YOUR NEXT GAME NIGHT
Different cases.
Disputed facts.
A growing series of original trials.
One question you have to answer:
has the case been proved?
CASE 001THE FIRST TRIAL01Everyone’s certain.
THE SERIES STARTS HERE
Everyone’s certain.
Until the next witness.
Start with The Last Delivery: a bitter dismissal, a disputed timeline and a fire that changed everything.
Future trials will explore new charges and new dilemmas. Every case stands alone. Every verdict is yours.
Meet your first defendantArson is the first case. Other themes are planned.THIS TIME, YOU’RE THE JURY
Don’t just watch the trial.
Be the reason it ends.
WITNESS TESTIMONY▶Hear both sides.
Meet the witnesses. Read the cross-examinations. Pay attention to the answer that doesn’t quite fit.
You will pay for this.
Every hour. I have the records.
EXHIBIT 01 · COMPLETE THREADGet into the evidence.
Compare the messages, records and reports. Separate what a document says from what someone claims it means.
THE FINAL QUESTIONHas the charge
been proved?
03 / DECIDEbeen proved?
GuiltyNot guilty
Make your call.
Weigh the whole case. Explain your reasoning. Open the debrief and see which arguments stand up.
A LITTLE DOUBT. ON THE HOUSE.
Five minutes.
One difficult decision.
One message sounds like a threat.
The next changes the conversation.
See what happens when you look closer.
18 OCTOBER · 18:07“You will pay
“You will pay
for this.”
A threat?
Or only half the story?
01 MESSAGE EXTRACTION OPEN EXHIBIT ↗
YOUR KIND OF GAME NIGHT
One seat.
Or the whole jury.
Play in your own head.
Or get into everyone else’s.
FLY SOLO
Your pace.
Your verdict.
No scheduling. No dominant voices. Just you, the evidence and a decision that deserves a little thought.
How solo play works ↗J1J2J3+3
BRING YOUR PEOPLE
Your group chat
has jury duty.
Invite friends. Set a deadline. Debate the evidence and cast private votes. Finding a date is optional. Having opinions isn’t.
Build your own jury ↗THE GOOD PART IS THE DOUBT
A convincing story
isn’t always
a convincing case.
A witness can be certain and still be wrong. A message can sound damning until you read the rest. Someone can lie without being guilty of the charge.
Our courtroom games put those distinctions in your hands. Each original trial brings together testimony, cross-examination and evidence you can revisit. You won’t need a law degree. You will need an open mind.
What goes into our cases ↗A FAMILIAR NAME. A NEW PERSPECTIVE.
From the team behind
Cold Case Inc.
You’ve followed the evidence.
Now take your seat in court.
Discover our sister site ↗BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR SEAT
A few things
you might be wondering.
Can I play on my own?+
Absolutely. Work through the same testimony and exhibits at your own pace. Save your progress, keep private notes and deliver your own verdict.
How does a private jury work?+
One purchase covers the buyer and up to five invited players in a private jury. Guests create free accounts. The foreperson sets review and voting deadlines. Everyone reads the trial before discussion opens.
Do I need to know US law?+
No. The fictional judge explains the charge, the burden of proof and the questions you need to decide. The American courtroom setting uses simplified rules designed for play.
Can we play at different times?+
Yes. Choose a short game-night window or several days. Everyone can review independently; the private discussion and ballots remain available during deliberation.
What devices can I use?+
Use a current browser on a computer, tablet or phone. A larger screen is helpful when comparing documents. No installation is needed. An internet connection is required.
Are these real criminal cases?+
No. The people, organisations and events in our games are fictional. The cases explore the kinds of conflicting evidence and difficult decisions that make courtroom stories compelling.
Can I pause and come back?+
Yes. Completed chapters and saved notes stay in your account. Jury deadlines continue to run even when a member is offline.
What if our jury disagrees?+
A group verdict requires unanimity in our game. If the final votes are split or a member has not voted, the outcome is no unanimous verdict. Your debrief still opens.
THE JURY IS WAITING