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Walk or drive a staged murder investigation through Sioux Falls, following audio clues across ten mapped locations. This app-driven experience blends local history, river-side geology and a scored detective mode for solo or team play.
Walk or drive a staged murder investigation through Sioux Falls, following audio clues across ten mapped locations. This app-driven experience blends local history, river-side geology and a scored detective mode for solo or team play.
On a crisp morning the Big Sioux River pushes past quartzite ledges and the city hum—your narrator says a crime has been committed. You start at a revealed downtown point or Park Access Road, plug in earbuds and let actors guide you through ten mapped locations where storefronts, alleys and parks become crime scenes.
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Operated by Hearo · Sioux Falls, South Dakota
On a crisp morning the Big Sioux River pushes past quartzite ledges and the city hum—your narrator says a crime has been committed. You start at a revealed downtown point or Park Access Road, plug in earbuds and let actors guide you through ten mapped locations where storefronts, alleys and parks become crime scenes.
Sioux Falls’ identity is geological as much as civic: the exposed Sioux quartzite at Falls Park and the river that carved it shaped local industry and settlement. The audio drama leans on that gritty civic history—references to early milling, the river crossings and the downtown grid give context to clues and characters.
Culturally the game taps downtown life: municipal sculpture, a working farmers’ scene in summer, and neighborhoods where old brick fronts stand shoulder-to-shoulder with 20th-century facades. The production features 16 professional voices and a built-in scoring system that evaluates deductions and evidence-gathering.
Practical guide: the experience runs about 2–3 hours and is playable any time after booking. Choose Walking for fresh-air navigation or Driving to keep warm and cover larger sections. Download the Hearo app, fully charge your phone, and use earbuds for best audio clarity. Expect light urban walking on paved sidewalks, short detours across small parks, and stopping at public spaces—accessible but variable terrain. Play solo, in pairs or as a small competitive group; ticket count equals devices. Weather can change river breezes quickly—layer up. The game contains mature content and is best for teens and adults. Finish by issuing an arrest warrant and compare your Case Performance Score—detective work rewarded with a clear, tactile sense of place.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Light urban walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels with short standing and walking segments
No—this experience works for solo players, pairs or small groups; the number of tickets equals the number of devices you can use concurrently.
The walking map start is given after booking; the driving map commonly begins near Park Access Road by Falls Park (Sioux Falls, SD 57108). Specific start point is revealed in your confirmation message.
Most of the downtown route uses paved sidewalks and curb cuts and is generally accessible, though some points may require short street crossings—check the app for exact waypoints and accessibility notes.
Yes—you can pause at any time and resume from the last point; the game is designed for flexible pacing over multiple stops.
Sioux Falls grew around the falls of the Big Sioux River; the exposed Sioux quartzite shaped early milling, quarrying and the city’s early layout.
Respect private property and local parks—stay on sidewalks and marked paths; the app encourages low-impact exploration and uses existing public spaces rather than creating new trails.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a crisp morning the Big Sioux River pushes past quartzite ledges and the city hum—your narrator says a crime has been committed. You start at a revealed downtown point or Park Access Road, plug in earbuds and let actors guide you through ten mapped locations where storefronts, alleys and parks become crime scenes.
On a crisp morning the Big Sioux River pushes past quartzite ledges and the city hum—your narrator says a crime has been committed. You start at a revealed downtown point or Park Access Road, plug in earbuds and let actors guide you through ten mapped locations where storefronts, alleys and parks become crime scenes.
Sioux Falls’ identity is geological as much as civic: the exposed Sioux quartzite at Falls Park and the river that carved it shaped local industry and settlement. The audio drama leans on that gritty civic history—references to early milling, the river crossings and the downtown grid give context to clues and characters.
Culturally the game taps downtown life: municipal sculpture, a working farmers’ scene in summer, and neighborhoods where old brick fronts stand shoulder-to-shoulder with 20th-century facades. The production features 16 professional voices and a built-in scoring system that evaluates deductions and evidence-gathering.
Practical guide: the experience runs about 2–3 hours and is playable any time after booking. Choose Walking for fresh-air navigation or Driving to keep warm and cover larger sections. Download the Hearo app, fully charge your phone, and use earbuds for best audio clarity. Expect light urban walking on paved sidewalks, short detours across small parks, and stopping at public spaces—accessible but variable terrain. Play solo, in pairs or as a small competitive group; ticket count equals devices. Weather can change river breezes quickly—layer up. The game contains mature content and is best for teens and adults. Finish by issuing an arrest warrant and compare your Case Performance Score—detective work rewarded with a clear, tactile sense of place.