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Solve a staged homicide across ten mapped locations in Sioux City using an audio-driven app. Choose a downtown walking route or a driving circuit, listen to character voices, collect clues, and compare scores with friends.
Solve a staged homicide across ten mapped locations in Sioux City using an audio-driven app. Choose a downtown walking route or a driving circuit, listen to character voices, collect clues, and compare scores with friends.
A late-afternoon sky leans over the Missouri River as detectives pick up their phones and step into Sioux City's downtown grid. Streets hum with everyday life while an audio narrator hands them their case file; traffic and river breeze become part of the story, clues tucked into plazas, facades and sidewalks. Players move between ten mapped locations, pausing to listen, observe, and score their deductions as the city, in its plainspoken Midwestern voice, reveals pieces of its past.
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Operated by Hearo · Sioux City, Iowa
A late-afternoon sky leans over the Missouri River as detectives pick up their phones and step into Sioux City's downtown grid. Streets hum with everyday life while an audio narrator hands them their case file; traffic and river breeze become part of the story, clues tucked into plazas, facades and sidewalks. Players move between ten mapped locations, pausing to listen, observe, and score their deductions as the city, in its plainspoken Midwestern voice, reveals pieces of its past.
Sioux City grew where river commerce met rail, a 19th-century meatpacking and transport hub that still wears brick warehouses and art-deco storefronts. Geologically the site sits on the Missouri River valley below the Loess Hills; the river’s pull shaped the streets and the placement of monuments such as the Sergeant Floyd memorial nearby. Culturally, visitors encounter modern civic life overlaying centuries of Native presence and frontier commerce.
Practically, the experience is flexible: play a 2.5-hour walking route through the downtown core or use the driving map for a broader circuit. The game supports solo sleuths, duos, and groups with a built-in scoring system; modes range from Normal to Hard for extra challenge. Bring charged devices and earbuds, plan for city parking or curbside stops if driving, and expect intermittent walking on paved sidewalks with frequent pauses. Audio contains mature language; pick a route, check the weather, and allow extra time to explore a museum or riverfront café between clues — the city rewards curiosity as much as deduction.
One ticket covers one device; multiple people can share a device (recommended max two on walking maps). Buying additional tickets allows parallel play and separate scoring.
Routes are distinct; choose walking or driving before starting since each map reveals different locations and pacing.
Support is available via the in-app link or by calling the provided customer service number for help with audio, GPS, or access problems.
The experience contains mature language and themes, so parental discretion is advised; service animals are permitted.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A late-afternoon sky leans over the Missouri River as detectives pick up their phones and step into Sioux City's downtown grid. Streets hum with everyday life while an audio narrator hands them their case file; traffic and river breeze become part of the story, clues tucked into plazas, facades and sidewalks. Players move between ten mapped locations, pausing to listen, observe, and score their deductions as the city, in its plainspoken Midwestern voice, reveals pieces of its past.
A late-afternoon sky leans over the Missouri River as detectives pick up their phones and step into Sioux City's downtown grid. Streets hum with everyday life while an audio narrator hands them their case file; traffic and river breeze become part of the story, clues tucked into plazas, facades and sidewalks. Players move between ten mapped locations, pausing to listen, observe, and score their deductions as the city, in its plainspoken Midwestern voice, reveals pieces of its past.
Sioux City grew where river commerce met rail, a 19th-century meatpacking and transport hub that still wears brick warehouses and art-deco storefronts. Geologically the site sits on the Missouri River valley below the Loess Hills; the river’s pull shaped the streets and the placement of monuments such as the Sergeant Floyd memorial nearby. Culturally, visitors encounter modern civic life overlaying centuries of Native presence and frontier commerce.
Practically, the experience is flexible: play a 2.5-hour walking route through the downtown core or use the driving map for a broader circuit. The game supports solo sleuths, duos, and groups with a built-in scoring system; modes range from Normal to Hard for extra challenge. Bring charged devices and earbuds, plan for city parking or curbside stops if driving, and expect intermittent walking on paved sidewalks with frequent pauses. Audio contains mature language; pick a route, check the weather, and allow extra time to explore a museum or riverfront café between clues — the city rewards curiosity as much as deduction.