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Put your sleuthing skills to the test across ten mapped stops in Medicine Hat—choose a walking downtown route or a driving outskirts loop. This self-guided audio detective game mixes local history, sharp voice acting and a built-in scoring system to measure your case performance.
Put your sleuthing skills to the test across ten mapped stops in Medicine Hat—choose a walking downtown route or a driving outskirts loop. This self-guided audio detective game mixes local history, sharp voice acting and a built-in scoring system to measure your case performance.
You press play and the downtown blocks of Medicine Hat recalibrate into a crime scene: storefronts, red-brick facades and the hum of the South Saskatchewan River all become pieces of a puzzle. The audio wraps around you—16 characters, a commander’s briefing, and ten mapped stops that push you to read façades, interrogate clues, and make a final arrest.
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Operated by Hearo · Medicine Hat, Alberta
You press play and the downtown blocks of Medicine Hat recalibrate into a crime scene: storefronts, red-brick facades and the hum of the South Saskatchewan River all become pieces of a puzzle. The audio wraps around you—16 characters, a commander’s briefing, and ten mapped stops that push you to read façades, interrogate clues, and make a final arrest.
Medicine Hat’s streets carry visible history: early-20th-century brick buildings born of local clay, the river valley curving like a deliberate clue, and a First Nations and settler legacy that shaped the city’s grid. Geology shifts quickly from river flats to rolling prairie and coulees; that landscape gives the game a distinctly western-Alberta rhythm and sightlines that change between a downtown walk and the outskirts driving map.
Culturally the experience threads through real places—cafés, plazas and quiet alleys—so you’ll encounter local texture as you play. The audio is produced with professional actors; choose Normal or Hard mode to change how cryptic the evidence feels.
Practical guidance: the game is about 2.5 hours but you can pause and resume; choose walking for a tight, pedestrian downtown loop or the driving map to cover wider terrain. Use earbuds for clarity, keep your phone charged, and plan for weather—Medicine Hat winds can sweep across the river valley. Parking is plentiful downtown, and the app supports turn-by-turn GPS. Note: content includes mature themes and profanity; the experience is best for adults or older teens accompanied by guardians.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; walking route involves city sidewalks and short blocks, driving requires minimal physical effort.
The full run is about 2.5 hours, but you can pause and resume the game at any time.
Yes—each device runs the game, so select the number of tickets to match how many devices your group will use.
The storyline contains mature themes and profanity; it’s best for adults and older teens with parental discretion.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Medicine Hat grew as a river crossing and rail hub; its early brick and sandstone commercial buildings reflect local clay and a boom from rail and natural gas development.
Respect river-valley trails and private property; pack out trash and stick to marked sidewalks or parking areas to limit erosion and disturbance.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You press play and the downtown blocks of Medicine Hat recalibrate into a crime scene: storefronts, red-brick facades and the hum of the South Saskatchewan River all become pieces of a puzzle. The audio wraps around you—16 characters, a commander’s briefing, and ten mapped stops that push you to read façades, interrogate clues, and make a final arrest.
You press play and the downtown blocks of Medicine Hat recalibrate into a crime scene: storefronts, red-brick facades and the hum of the South Saskatchewan River all become pieces of a puzzle. The audio wraps around you—16 characters, a commander’s briefing, and ten mapped stops that push you to read façades, interrogate clues, and make a final arrest.
Medicine Hat’s streets carry visible history: early-20th-century brick buildings born of local clay, the river valley curving like a deliberate clue, and a First Nations and settler legacy that shaped the city’s grid. Geology shifts quickly from river flats to rolling prairie and coulees; that landscape gives the game a distinctly western-Alberta rhythm and sightlines that change between a downtown walk and the outskirts driving map.
Culturally the experience threads through real places—cafés, plazas and quiet alleys—so you’ll encounter local texture as you play. The audio is produced with professional actors; choose Normal or Hard mode to change how cryptic the evidence feels.
Practical guidance: the game is about 2.5 hours but you can pause and resume; choose walking for a tight, pedestrian downtown loop or the driving map to cover wider terrain. Use earbuds for clarity, keep your phone charged, and plan for weather—Medicine Hat winds can sweep across the river valley. Parking is plentiful downtown, and the app supports turn-by-turn GPS. Note: content includes mature themes and profanity; the experience is best for adults or older teens accompanied by guardians.