The police closed the file. You get Dana's phone: every message, photo, and lie still on it. Read everything. Trust no one. Accuse once.
Same idea both times: the evidence is a real phone, and nothing on it is labeled important. What changes is how many people are reading.
A closed case, one victim's phone, and you. Read every thread, tag what matters, and make a single accusation scored on six axes.
A co-op party mystery for the room. Every player gets their own phone of evidence, and no single phone holds the answer, so the only way through it is to talk.
A real phone, rebuilt thread by thread.
Six contacts, 214 messages, her photos, her files. Nothing is labeled important. Everything might be.
Long-press anything to flag it. Pass the gates: ten checkpoints that prove you're actually paying attention.
One accusation. Make it count. Six axes scored: who, what, when, where, how, why. Then share the verdict.
The evidence is split across the room. You hold her texts, someone else holds the photos, someone else has the files that make both make sense. Put them on the board together or the case stays open.
2 to 10 players · about an hour · the board also works on a laptop or a second phone if there is no TV
The tutorial case and the first full case are included and stay yours, plus a fresh Daily Suspect to crack every day. Unread Pro unlocks the rest: the full case archive, and a new full case every week.
Every case, every week.
Every case, every week, all year.
Weekly and yearly plans are auto-renewing subscriptions billed through the App Store and Google Play. Final pricing is shown in-app and may vary by region.
The tutorial and the first full case are included and stay yours. Each case takes about half an hour, and Pro brings a new one every week. When you want company, Unread Friends deals the evidence around the room.