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Wear earbuds and bring a charged phone: this 2–3 hour audio-driven detective game turns New Rochelle’s streets into a live mystery. Choose walking or driving maps, gather clues at 10 locations, and compare Case Performance scores.
Wear earbuds and bring a charged phone: this 2–3 hour audio-driven detective game turns New Rochelle’s streets into a live mystery. Choose walking or driving maps, gather clues at 10 locations, and compare Case Performance scores.
You step off the curb on Main Street, earbuds in, and a commander’s voice cuts through the midday bustle—your first instruction, your first clue. The city’s brick facades and coastal breeze become a stage as you move between 10 mapped locations, pausing at storefronts, parks, and waterfront corners to listen, note, and decide.
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Operated by Hearo · New Rochelle, New York
You step off the curb on Main Street, earbuds in, and a commander’s voice cuts through the midday bustle—your first instruction, your first clue. The city’s brick facades and coastal breeze become a stage as you move between 10 mapped locations, pausing at storefronts, parks, and waterfront corners to listen, note, and decide.
New Rochelle’s streets carry history: founded by French Huguenots in the 17th century and expanded into a suburban enclave of Westchester County, the town’s grid mixes Victorian homes, early-20th-century commercial blocks, and waterfront parks that reflect its coastal geology and human story. The audio drama layers local cultural references and character work—16 voice actors—over those real places, turning ordinary corners into interrogation rooms and clue sites.
Choose the walking route for a close-read of downtown architecture and pedestrian rhythms, or take the driving map to trace clues across quieter outskirts. The game’s built-in GPS and scoring system track progress; play Normal or Hard mode to raise the stakes. Expect 2–3 hours of play with breaks; the experience is single-device per ticket for best audio quality.
Practical essentials: use earbuds, keep your phone charged, and follow the app’s turn-by-turn prompts. The experience is flexible—start any time after booking—and suitable for solo sleuths, pairs, or small groups. Be mindful of traffic and private property when pausing to listen. With a little planning and a charged device, this audio murder mystery turns New Rochelle’s everyday streets into a compact, clever urban adventure.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Light walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels but some standing and short strolls required
Plan for about 2–3 hours; the app lets you pause and resume, so you can take breaks as needed.
Yes—the Driving Map is designed for listening from a vehicle and covers locations on the outskirts with car-friendly routing.
A data connection is recommended for GPS and map features; download instructions are provided in your confirmation to prep offline where possible.
The story contains mature content and profanity; it may not be suitable for young children—check content warnings before booking.
New Rochelle was settled by French Huguenots in 1688 and grew into a Westchester commuter suburb; its streets reflect layers of 18th–20th century development.
Respect private property and public spaces—stay on sidewalks and marked areas, and reduce data waste by downloading materials ahead of time when available.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb on Main Street, earbuds in, and a commander’s voice cuts through the midday bustle—your first instruction, your first clue. The city’s brick facades and coastal breeze become a stage as you move between 10 mapped locations, pausing at storefronts, parks, and waterfront corners to listen, note, and decide.
You step off the curb on Main Street, earbuds in, and a commander’s voice cuts through the midday bustle—your first instruction, your first clue. The city’s brick facades and coastal breeze become a stage as you move between 10 mapped locations, pausing at storefronts, parks, and waterfront corners to listen, note, and decide.
New Rochelle’s streets carry history: founded by French Huguenots in the 17th century and expanded into a suburban enclave of Westchester County, the town’s grid mixes Victorian homes, early-20th-century commercial blocks, and waterfront parks that reflect its coastal geology and human story. The audio drama layers local cultural references and character work—16 voice actors—over those real places, turning ordinary corners into interrogation rooms and clue sites.
Choose the walking route for a close-read of downtown architecture and pedestrian rhythms, or take the driving map to trace clues across quieter outskirts. The game’s built-in GPS and scoring system track progress; play Normal or Hard mode to raise the stakes. Expect 2–3 hours of play with breaks; the experience is single-device per ticket for best audio quality.
Practical essentials: use earbuds, keep your phone charged, and follow the app’s turn-by-turn prompts. The experience is flexible—start any time after booking—and suitable for solo sleuths, pairs, or small groups. Be mindful of traffic and private property when pausing to listen. With a little planning and a charged device, this audio murder mystery turns New Rochelle’s everyday streets into a compact, clever urban adventure.