A wrong guess doesn't end the game.
With a boxed game you open the answer key and it's over. Here the game only tells you whether you're right. If you're not, you go back to the suspects.
Demo. Not taken from a real case.
Invites only during early access, for more information contact contact@mordly.com
Mordly is a collection of digital murder mysteries. Pick a case, question each suspect in a chat and work out who the killer is. The suspects are AI characters, each with their own personality and secrets. Play alone or with up to nine friends.
Personality:
Every case starts with a story written by hand: the plot, the characters, the clues and the solution. AI helps us build the game and lets the suspects answer in character. The mystery itself is made by people.
With a boxed game you open the answer key and it's over. Here the game only tells you whether you're right. If you're not, you go back to the suspects.
Demo. Not taken from a real case.
Invite up to nine people to your session. Nobody has to be in the same room, and only the host pays. You can also play on your own.
Bringing the case with you is effortless, wherever you go. It runs in the browser, on iOS and on Android. Play on your phone, tablet or computer, or mirror the case to the TV so everyone looks at the same screen.
You land in the case catalog.
You pay once and host the session.
Play alone or invite up to nine people, then start questioning.
A collection of digital murder mysteries. You pick a case, question the suspects in a chat and work out who the killer is.
One to ten. You can play on your own or invite up to nine people to your session.
No. Everyone joins the session from their own device, wherever they are.
A phone, tablet or computer. The game runs in the browser, on iOS and on Android.
Each case is bought separately and the price varies between cases. You see the price in the catalog once you have signed in. Only the host pays, and invited players join for free.
You're told the guess was wrong and nothing else. You can keep questioning and guess again.
No. Every case is written by hand. AI helps us build the game and lets the suspects answer your questions in character.