Same theater. Fifteen years apart.
BOTH GAMES
The Hundredth Episode, a murder mystery party game for 8–20 players where the host plays too, and The Orpheum File, a cold case for one or two detectives, in one purchase. Printable, or both digital editions played on phones with nothing to print.
The two games are $36.98 bought separately · each arrives exactly as it does on its own, with its own page and its own email · Which should I pick?
Refundable within 14 days, for each game until you download its files, open the case or start your first room; after that that game's sale is final unless something is faulty (refund policy).
Two cases, one theater
Fifteen years apart, and each complete on its own. Neither spoils the other's answer.
The Hundredth Episode
Sixty seconds of darkness. Two hundred witnesses. Nobody saw a thing. A true-crime podcast tapes its hundredth episode live in the theater where its case began, and your guests are the twenty people who mattered that night. Four sealed cases ship in the game, so the host plays a character too and finds out at the reveal. About three hours, or 90 minutes with the short format.
The Hundredth Episode on its own — $29.99The Orpheum File
The town closed this case fifteen years ago. It shouldn't have. Seventeen exhibits, a timeline worksheet and four answers to commit to, graduated hints when you're stuck, and the sealed solution behind a warning page. One evening, about 60 to 90 minutes.
The Orpheum File on its own — $6.99Two ways to buy both
The same two games either way. The printable is files you print at home; the digital editions play on phones.
The printable bundle
Both games' files, each on its own download page.
- The Hundredth Episode: 4 PDFs and a ZIP of the twenty character guides
- The Orpheum File: 4 PDFs, the sealed solution behind a warning page
- US Letter, one-sided, black and white is fine
The digital bundle
Both digital editions, nothing to print.
- The Hundredth Episode: your host page starts a room on your players' phones, in one room or on a video call
- The Orpheum File: the case in your browser, shared on one link if you play as two
- Your players never buy anything
Good to know
Common questions
What's in the bundle?
Both Cold Ledger games. The Hundredth Episode is a murder mystery party game for 8 to 20 players where the host plays too, and The Orpheum File is a cold case for one or two detectives. The printable bundle is both games' files; the digital bundle is both digital editions, played on phones with nothing to print. Each game arrives exactly as it does when bought on its own.
How much does it save?
The two games cost $36.98 bought separately. The bundle is $32.99, printable or digital.
Which game should we play first?
Either. They are set in the same theater fifteen years apart: The Orpheum File is the night that started everything, and The Hundredth Episode is the party game set at the podcast taping years later. Each stands entirely on its own, and neither spoils the other's answer. Solve the file first, then attend the taping, or play them in either order.
How do I get the games?
Instantly. Right after checkout a page links to each game, and each game's link also arrives in its own email: with the printable bundle, each game's download page; with the digital bundle, the case and your host page.
What ages are they for?
Ages 16 and up. The Orpheum File: a young woman's death and a police cover-up. The Hundredth Episode: a man is killed on stage and a fifteen-year-old death is reopened. No gore, no assault.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 14 days of buying, for each game until you have downloaded its files, opened the case or started your first room. After that, that game's sale is final unless something is faulty: reply to its purchase email and we'll fix it or refund you. Details are in the refund policy.
Solve the file. Then attend the taping.
Both games, one purchase.