Pre-Order Deadline: May 9, 2025
Expected Street Date: June 27, 2025

Media Kit

MSRP: $14.65
Product Code: DMFP02000
UPC: 5065008312345
Manufactured in: China
Product Dimensions: 12 x 8.6 x 0.2 in.
Product Weight: 0.82 lbs.
Case Quantity: 10
Case Dimensions: TBA
Case Weight: TBA

Players: 1-4 • Playing Time: 60 • Age: 10+

The perfect introduction to The Detective Society games!

What's it about?

Lunovos Industries, a company at the forefront of space exploration, is ready to send their brand new rocket into outer space. 

BUT a secret plot to disrupt the launch has been revealed...

Can you find the spy and uncover the diabolical disruption they have planned before it's too late?! Become a true detective in this thrilling standalone prequel to 'Murder On The Moon', an immersive escape game adventure.

What's in the box?

Everything that you need to solve Countdown To Chaos is contained within the envelope. Expect to find evidence to trawl through, letters, secret codes, puzzles, suspects to investigate and more.

A Digital World

All of The Detective Society games have digital elements. Perhaps you will have to hack into an online bank account, or message a suspect? Perhaps you will need to visit business websites to get key information, or look up maps and locations? It's all possible within our world! Access to the Internet is certainly required to play our games.

Key Details

The game is perfect for 1 - 4 players and should take around 1 hour to complete.

This is a single episode game. Like all our games, once you have solved it, you can not play it again because you will know all the answers to the puzzles. Well done!

Quotes from Review

"This was one of those mysteries where I got lost in the puzzle where the time went by without noticing and I was having so much fun I didn’t want it to come to an end." (Board Game Goode)

"This prequel really wets your appetite and gets you excited for the bigger game[s]". (Board Game Goode)

"I love to absorb all the information and read all the extra bits and bobs you find in the websites." (Board Game Goode)

"I was really impressed with the detail and information packed into the online pages. I also enjoyed the little nods here and there to the real world and this embedded the puzzle in real life making it feel more authentic." (Board Game Goode)