THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Winnipeg’s streets into a crime scene with a 2.5-hour self-guided audio detective game. Use a walking map downtown or a driving map on the outskirts to follow 10 locations, collect clues, and compete with friends for the best Case Performance Score.
Turn Winnipeg’s streets into a crime scene with a 2.5-hour self-guided audio detective game. Use a walking map downtown or a driving map on the outskirts to follow 10 locations, collect clues, and compete with friends for the best Case Performance Score.
A damp morning in downtown Winnipeg sharpens the city’s edges: brick facades cool underfoot, streetcars hum, and a narrator’s voice invites you into a case file. You arrive at the Meeting Point, open the app, and the city becomes a stage — ten mapped locations, each a scene with an audio clue that pushes you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter fringes where histories linger.
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Operated by Hearo · Winnipeg, Manitoba
A damp morning in downtown Winnipeg sharpens the city’s edges: brick facades cool underfoot, streetcars hum, and a narrator’s voice invites you into a case file. You arrive at the Meeting Point, open the app, and the city becomes a stage — ten mapped locations, each a scene with an audio clue that pushes you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter fringes where histories linger.
The game threads local history into its mystery. The Exchange District’s red-brick warehouses and glass storefronts echo the city’s early 20th-century boom; the Forks nearby has been a gathering place for centuries where river geology and commerce shaped Winnipeg’s growth. Characters—16 voiced by professional actors—reference real buildings and neighborhoods, giving cultural texture to the fiction and nudging players to look up at facades, inspect plaques, and read the urban landscape.
Practically, expect a 2.5-hour experience you can pause anytime. Choose the downtown walking map for a close-up urban immersion or the driving map for a spread-out route that keeps you warm in winter. Play solo, as a duo, or in small competitive teams: the app’s live GPS, turn-by-turn directions, and built-in scoring system track your progress across both Normal and Hard modes.
Bring a charged mobile device and earbuds; audio clarity is essential. The route crosses public sidewalks and some streets—watch traffic and respect private property. The flexible start time and self-guided format make this accessible, but the narrative includes adult themes, so plan accordingly.
Check the Meeting Point in your confirmation email or app; the game provides a clear start location and the route for either walking or driving.
One ticket equals one device; up to two people can comfortably share a device, but groups wanting to compete should reserve additional tickets.
The app uses GPS and preloaded audio—download or confirm content when you receive instructions and keep mobile data available if needed.
The narrative includes mature themes and profanity; it’s best for adults and older teens—check content warnings before booking.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A damp morning in downtown Winnipeg sharpens the city’s edges: brick facades cool underfoot, streetcars hum, and a narrator’s voice invites you into a case file. You arrive at the Meeting Point, open the app, and the city becomes a stage — ten mapped locations, each a scene with an audio clue that pushes you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter fringes where histories linger.
A damp morning in downtown Winnipeg sharpens the city’s edges: brick facades cool underfoot, streetcars hum, and a narrator’s voice invites you into a case file. You arrive at the Meeting Point, open the app, and the city becomes a stage — ten mapped locations, each a scene with an audio clue that pushes you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter fringes where histories linger.
The game threads local history into its mystery. The Exchange District’s red-brick warehouses and glass storefronts echo the city’s early 20th-century boom; the Forks nearby has been a gathering place for centuries where river geology and commerce shaped Winnipeg’s growth. Characters—16 voiced by professional actors—reference real buildings and neighborhoods, giving cultural texture to the fiction and nudging players to look up at facades, inspect plaques, and read the urban landscape.
Practically, expect a 2.5-hour experience you can pause anytime. Choose the downtown walking map for a close-up urban immersion or the driving map for a spread-out route that keeps you warm in winter. Play solo, as a duo, or in small competitive teams: the app’s live GPS, turn-by-turn directions, and built-in scoring system track your progress across both Normal and Hard modes.
Bring a charged mobile device and earbuds; audio clarity is essential. The route crosses public sidewalks and some streets—watch traffic and respect private property. The flexible start time and self-guided format make this accessible, but the narrative includes adult themes, so plan accordingly.