Cumbre Alta: An Interactive Mystery Game to Solve Together

Cumbre Alta Observatory, 4,200 meters above sea level. During a total lunar eclipse, director Ignacio Almeida unveils the Atlas telescope before donors, scientists and a film crew. At 23:39 he is found dead at the foot of the dome catwalk. It looks like a fall under the red light. The snowfall closes the road until dawn: seven people, one night and a sky that saw everything.

You are the investigators. You have until dawn to find out what happened.

How it plays

- Interrogate seven suspects. Each one has their own account of the night and something to hide. Question them, press them or earn their trust, and confront them with the evidence.

- Examine 45 pieces of evidence: reports, floor plans, camera footage, photographs and documents that arrive across five acts.

- Solve seven observatory instruments: visual puzzles where the sky, light and shadows are the clues.

- Seal your conclusions on the board and, when you're sure, sign the accusation.

Made for groups

- 2 to 6 players, in a 3 to 4 hour session.

- Plays in the browser, nothing to install. Works on computers, tablets and TVs.

- Your game saves automatically: stop halfway and pick it up with your code from any device.

What you get

- Two game codes, each one for a complete game.

- A PDF guide for when you get stuck: hints and the full solution, step by step.

- Free questions to the suspects, powered by AI.

- The codes arrive in your inbox as soon as the payment is approved, and they never expire.

Requirements: an internet connection and an up-to-date browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox).

FAQ

Do I need to know astronomy? No. Everything you need is in the game.