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Become a sleuth in Lafayette with a self-guided audio murder mystery that sends you to 10 mapped locations. Choose a walking downtown route or a driving loop, follow professional narration, gather clues, and issue an arrest warrant based on your deductions.
Become a sleuth in Lafayette with a self-guided audio murder mystery that sends you to 10 mapped locations. Choose a walking downtown route or a driving loop, follow professional narration, gather clues, and issue an arrest warrant based on your deductions.
You step out on a cool Indiana morning with your phone in hand and a recorded voice that hands you a badge and a case file. The city sounds — delivery trucks, distant college chatter, and the Wabash River’s current nudging at its banks — become your background score as you move from stop to stop, each audio chapter dropping a new clue.
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Operated by Hearo · Lafayette, Indiana
You step out on a cool Indiana morning with your phone in hand and a recorded voice that hands you a badge and a case file. The city sounds — delivery trucks, distant college chatter, and the Wabash River’s current nudging at its banks — become your background score as you move from stop to stop, each audio chapter dropping a new clue.
Lafayette sits on the Wabash floodplain, a river town shaped by glacial melt and 19th-century industry; its courthouse square and brick storefronts tell a compact story of Midwestern growth. The audio drama threads through those layers, using downtown alleys, public art, and riverside viewpoints as scene pieces while peppering in local color: the city’s ties to Purdue across the river, its late-1800s manufacturing roots, and a civic grit that rewards observation.
Expect 10 mapped locations across roughly 2–3 hours; choose a compact walking route through downtown or a driving loop that reaches quieter neighborhoods. The experience is self-guided via an app with GPS turn-by-turn, professional voice actors, and a scoring mechanic that ranks your deductions.
Practical notes: earbuds make dialogue crisp; keep one device per small team for the best audio clarity. Urban navigation is mostly flat pavement but includes curbs and occasional stairways. Play during daylight for easier clue-spotting and to avoid traffic congestion on the driving route. Leave room for coffee breaks at local cafes and for replaying sections if you miss evidence.
This is an outdoor-forward, accessible city game — bring charged batteries, sensible shoes, and a curious eye.
Self-guided via the app—follow the GPS map and audio narration at your own pace; the experience runs any time after booking confirmation.
We recommend no more than two people per device so everyone can hear clearly, though driving versions can be played through a car audio system.
The game contains adult language and mature themes; parental discretion is advised and the content may not be appropriate for all ages.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; see booking confirmation for details.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out on a cool Indiana morning with your phone in hand and a recorded voice that hands you a badge and a case file. The city sounds — delivery trucks, distant college chatter, and the Wabash River’s current nudging at its banks — become your background score as you move from stop to stop, each audio chapter dropping a new clue.
You step out on a cool Indiana morning with your phone in hand and a recorded voice that hands you a badge and a case file. The city sounds — delivery trucks, distant college chatter, and the Wabash River’s current nudging at its banks — become your background score as you move from stop to stop, each audio chapter dropping a new clue.
Lafayette sits on the Wabash floodplain, a river town shaped by glacial melt and 19th-century industry; its courthouse square and brick storefronts tell a compact story of Midwestern growth. The audio drama threads through those layers, using downtown alleys, public art, and riverside viewpoints as scene pieces while peppering in local color: the city’s ties to Purdue across the river, its late-1800s manufacturing roots, and a civic grit that rewards observation.
Expect 10 mapped locations across roughly 2–3 hours; choose a compact walking route through downtown or a driving loop that reaches quieter neighborhoods. The experience is self-guided via an app with GPS turn-by-turn, professional voice actors, and a scoring mechanic that ranks your deductions.
Practical notes: earbuds make dialogue crisp; keep one device per small team for the best audio clarity. Urban navigation is mostly flat pavement but includes curbs and occasional stairways. Play during daylight for easier clue-spotting and to avoid traffic congestion on the driving route. Leave room for coffee breaks at local cafes and for replaying sections if you miss evidence.
This is an outdoor-forward, accessible city game — bring charged batteries, sensible shoes, and a curious eye.