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Put on your headphones and patrol Fargo’s streets or roads to solve a scripted homicide using an app-based audio map. Choose walking or driving, follow turn-by-turn cues, and piece together clues across 10 locations in an immersive, self-guided detective game.
Put on your headphones and patrol Fargo’s streets or roads to solve a scripted homicide using an app-based audio map. Choose walking or driving, follow turn-by-turn cues, and piece together clues across 10 locations in an immersive, self-guided detective game.
The streetlights of downtown Fargo flicker as the audio narrator hands you the case file: a body, ten locations, and a ticking clock. You can choose to tread the brick sidewalks between historic storefronts or follow a driving map that threads the city's outskirts; either way the city becomes your crime scene and the audio guides the hunt.
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Operated by Hearo · Fargo, North Dakota
The streetlights of downtown Fargo flicker as the audio narrator hands you the case file: a body, ten locations, and a ticking clock. You can choose to tread the brick sidewalks between historic storefronts or follow a driving map that threads the city's outskirts; either way the city becomes your crime scene and the audio guides the hunt.
Fargo grew fast with the Northern Pacific Railway in the 1870s; its low-lying siting along the Red River shaped both commerce and the persistent flood-control work you’ll notice in concrete levees and parks. The game weaves those local notes into its plot, using real blocks, theatres, and neighborhood quirks as the stage for a scripted mystery voiced by professional actors.
Expect 10 mapped stops, an app-based GPS-guided route, and a built-in scoring system that evaluates your deductions. The walking map puts you face-to-face with downtown brick facades and public art, while the driving map keeps you warm and moving between wider sites.
Practicalities: download the Hearo app and charge your device before you begin. For walking routes allow 2–3 hours with breaks; wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and plaza surfaces. Use earbuds for clear dialogue and be mindful of private property—clues are audio-based, not physical. If winter is in play, opt for the driving version and plan around shorter daylight hours.
This is a self-guided, flexible urban adventure good for solo sleuths, pairs, or small groups who enjoy testing reasoning under time and place.
moderate.
2–3 hours.
Light to moderate—comfortable walking for a couple hours or sitting during a driving route; minimal exertion required.
Self-guided—once you download the Hearo app the audio and GPS direct you through each stop at your own pace.
One ticket covers one device; providers recommend up to two people per device for walking maps and one vehicle group for driving maps.
The experience contains mature content and profanity; it may not be suitable for all ages—check content guidance before booking.
Contact Hearo customer service via the number or email provided in your confirmation; they can help with downloads and playback problems.
Fargo rose as a rail and grain hub after 1870; downtown’s brick buildings and flood-control works reflect its river-driven development.
Stay on public sidewalks, dispose of trash properly, and minimize vehicle idling during driving routes to reduce local impact.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The streetlights of downtown Fargo flicker as the audio narrator hands you the case file: a body, ten locations, and a ticking clock. You can choose to tread the brick sidewalks between historic storefronts or follow a driving map that threads the city's outskirts; either way the city becomes your crime scene and the audio guides the hunt.
The streetlights of downtown Fargo flicker as the audio narrator hands you the case file: a body, ten locations, and a ticking clock. You can choose to tread the brick sidewalks between historic storefronts or follow a driving map that threads the city's outskirts; either way the city becomes your crime scene and the audio guides the hunt.
Fargo grew fast with the Northern Pacific Railway in the 1870s; its low-lying siting along the Red River shaped both commerce and the persistent flood-control work you’ll notice in concrete levees and parks. The game weaves those local notes into its plot, using real blocks, theatres, and neighborhood quirks as the stage for a scripted mystery voiced by professional actors.
Expect 10 mapped stops, an app-based GPS-guided route, and a built-in scoring system that evaluates your deductions. The walking map puts you face-to-face with downtown brick facades and public art, while the driving map keeps you warm and moving between wider sites.
Practicalities: download the Hearo app and charge your device before you begin. For walking routes allow 2–3 hours with breaks; wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and plaza surfaces. Use earbuds for clear dialogue and be mindful of private property—clues are audio-based, not physical. If winter is in play, opt for the driving version and plan around shorter daylight hours.
This is a self-guided, flexible urban adventure good for solo sleuths, pairs, or small groups who enjoy testing reasoning under time and place.