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Play detective in Moncton with a city-wide audio whodunit that guides you to 10 locations by foot or car. Solve clues, listen to professional voice actors, and lock in an arrest warrant based on your deductions.
Play detective in Moncton with a city-wide audio whodunit that guides you to 10 locations by foot or car. Solve clues, listen to professional voice actors, and lock in an arrest warrant based on your deductions.
The late-afternoon sky over downtown Moncton tightens as you tap play and the first lines of an audio brief crackle through your earbuds. Traffic hums, river water pushes at its banks, and the city’s sandstone facades begin to read like clues. This is not a passive tour—it's an interactive case that moves you through 10 mapped locations, asking you to observe, listen, and decide.
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Operated by Hearo · Moncton, New Brunswick
The late-afternoon sky over downtown Moncton tightens as you tap play and the first lines of an audio brief crackle through your earbuds. Traffic hums, river water pushes at its banks, and the city’s sandstone facades begin to read like clues. This is not a passive tour—it's an interactive case that moves you through 10 mapped locations, asking you to observe, listen, and decide.
Moncton sits on the Petitcodiac River, with a history shaped by Acadian settlement, shipbuilding and the railways. That urban past colors the storylines voiced by 16 professional actors and layered with local references—the river’s tidal bore, former mill sites and downtown streets that once held different livelihoods.
Geology here is low-lying: glacial tills, riverine silt and reclaimed waterfronts that frame the route. Culture leans bilingual and pragmatic; expect occasional French place names and community landmarks where scenes unfold. The experience offers both a downtown walking map and a driving version for outskirts exploration, plus difficulty modes and an in-app scoring system to measure your deductions.
Practically, the game runs about 2.5 hours but pauses easily for cafes or photo stops. Bring charged devices and earbuds, plan for urban navigation and local parking if you choose the driving route. Play solo, partner up or compete across devices—each ticket equals one playable device. The content includes mature themes and profanity; discretion advised. For a city stroll with a game’s tension, this detective experience blends storytelling, civic detail and simple logistics into an engrossing urban investigation.
The typical play-through is about 2.5 hours but you can pause and resume; driving mode may be shorter depending on stops.
The story contains mature themes and profanity; parental discretion is advised and some segments may not be suitable for younger audiences.
You can complete the downtown route entirely on foot; if choosing the driving map, check nearby public parking or pull-over options at each waypoint.
Yes—up to about two people per device is recommended for audio clarity; the number of tickets purchased equals the number of devices that can play simultaneously.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The late-afternoon sky over downtown Moncton tightens as you tap play and the first lines of an audio brief crackle through your earbuds. Traffic hums, river water pushes at its banks, and the city’s sandstone facades begin to read like clues. This is not a passive tour—it's an interactive case that moves you through 10 mapped locations, asking you to observe, listen, and decide.
The late-afternoon sky over downtown Moncton tightens as you tap play and the first lines of an audio brief crackle through your earbuds. Traffic hums, river water pushes at its banks, and the city’s sandstone facades begin to read like clues. This is not a passive tour—it's an interactive case that moves you through 10 mapped locations, asking you to observe, listen, and decide.
Moncton sits on the Petitcodiac River, with a history shaped by Acadian settlement, shipbuilding and the railways. That urban past colors the storylines voiced by 16 professional actors and layered with local references—the river’s tidal bore, former mill sites and downtown streets that once held different livelihoods.
Geology here is low-lying: glacial tills, riverine silt and reclaimed waterfronts that frame the route. Culture leans bilingual and pragmatic; expect occasional French place names and community landmarks where scenes unfold. The experience offers both a downtown walking map and a driving version for outskirts exploration, plus difficulty modes and an in-app scoring system to measure your deductions.
Practically, the game runs about 2.5 hours but pauses easily for cafes or photo stops. Bring charged devices and earbuds, plan for urban navigation and local parking if you choose the driving route. Play solo, partner up or compete across devices—each ticket equals one playable device. The content includes mature themes and profanity; discretion advised. For a city stroll with a game’s tension, this detective experience blends storytelling, civic detail and simple logistics into an engrossing urban investigation.
