WHODUNNIT?

YOU CAN BE A DETECTIVE FOR THE DAY IN INTERACTIVE GAME BASED ON CLASSIC BOARD GAME

A TOWN is hosting a murder mystery event with a difference.

Warwick town centre will be turned into a real-life Cluedo board this summer as teams work together to solve a whodunit mystery.

The interactive game, which invites you to ‘become a detective for the day,’ will see the mystery unfold through a mobile app as teams search the whole town for clues.

In teams of between two and six, players will explore the town tracking down witnesses, eliminating suspects and ruling out murder weapons.

CluedUpp, who run the event, describe it as ‘Cluedo meets Pokemon Go.’

On the day you’ll be competing with hundreds of other players and participants are encouraged to turn up in fancy dress with the theme glamour and gangster.

The event can last anywhere between one and four hours according to the website – but the average squad of detectives take around two hours 20 minutes to solve the crime .

Prizes will be given out for the fastest team, the best team name, the best fancy dress and even the best dog detective! Teams will be trying to track down the murderer of notorious gangsters Ronnie and Reggie Kray. The CluedUpp website says: “It’s winter 1967 and this wasn’t a phone call that Chief Superintendent ‘Nipper’ Read has ever expected to receive... “Read was not only shocked, he felt cheated. After years of trying desperately to put Ronnie and Reggie Kray behind bars, the pair had just been found murdered! “Now in a weird twist of fate, it’s up to you and your team of detectives to help solve the mysterious double-murder of the UK’s most notorious gangsters - but who would have been brave enough to kill the

Can you help Nipper hunt all over town, tracking down virtual witnesses, eliminating suspects and solving challenges?

Krays?

“Can you help ‘Nipper’ hunt all over town, tracking down virtual witnesses, eliminating suspects and solving challenges in our citywide, murder-mystery game?”

The murder mystery day comes to Warwick on Saturday, August 18.

Teams can start anytime between 10am and 1pm and will be sent the secret starting location one week before. Tickets cost £30 per team.