Each box contains the clues you need to solve a single mystery. Finders Seekers works best with one to eight players, but more can play if needed. Though designed with adults in mind, there is no murder or violence in these mysteries, so the boxes are appropriate for children 10 years and older.
Finders Seekers provides monthly mysteries to solve with the whole family. In this adventure mystery game, you're helping Lucy Calder and The Society of Seekers in a National Treasure-style investigation. Reviews: With an average 4.6 stars out of 5 from over 4,800 reviews, amateur investigators across the country say this mystery subscription box is "engaging," has "authentic and cryptic codes," and creates an intriguing experience for friends, family, partners, and solo crime junkies looking for a little thrill. Subscriptions automatically renew, but you can manage your account on the website. Shipping is free for the full and double season plans, and each comes with a cocktail recipe book and two detective drinking glasses. The double season plan is an annual subscription featuring two different mysteries, so you pay $360 upfront ($30 per box) and essentially get three boxes for free. This subscription costs $195 upfront, but lowers the box cost to $32.50 each. Because each mystery is spread out over six episodes, a six-month subscription is referred to as a full season.
The half season plan is $99 up front, or $33 per box. There are three plan options to choose from: half season, full season, and double season. Examples of the mystery plots include "Curtain Call," where you reopen a cold case and hunt down the 1930s killer of actress Viola Vane, and "Mallory Rock," in which you help the sister of a deceased woman prove that her death wasn't an accident after her body washes up on shore. In Hunt A Killer, you become the ultimate private investigator, working to solve a murder through six "episodes"-each mystery box is an episode.
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