A mystery you solve yourself.

THE LAST ALIBI turns a night in into an investigation. Work through case documents, witness accounts, timelines, and clues at your own pace—alone or with someone who loves a good mystery.

Designed for 1–2 players. Approximate play time: 60–90 minutes.

What’s inside the case file?

Each investigation is designed as a collection of connected evidence: a case introduction, suspect profiles, witness statements, a timeline, crime-scene materials, photographs, and documents containing clues.

Review the details, compare what people say with what the evidence shows, and build a conclusion you can support.

A separate solution file lets you check your reasoning when you are ready.

Read. Connect. Solve.

Open the case file. Get oriented with the people, place, and circumstances surrounding the mystery.

Study the evidence. Cross-check statements, timelines, and documents. Every conclusion should follow from the clues.

Make your accusation. Decide who is responsible and why, then read the separate solution to see how your theory holds up.

The message that arrived too late.

A man is found dead. Then a handwritten message appears—apparently in his own hand, written after his death.

Who had the chance to write it? What does it reveal? Follow the evidence in our first original case, now in development.

A few things to know.

Is it a physical product? No. Each case is a digital PDF experience; nothing is shipped.

Can I play alone? The experience is designed for one or two players.

How long does it take? Allow about 60–90 minutes. The exact details will appear on each case page.

Are the cases real? No. All people, events, evidence, and organizations are fictional.