Gather your suspects.
Create a room and share the invitation. Everyone joins on their phone — the organizer gets a character too.
SOCIAL MYSTERIES. SHARED SECRETS.
Interactive social story games for your next gathering.
Join from your phone. Take on a private role. Talk, uncover clues and shape the evening together.
BLACKWATER HOUSE · 1932
OUR FIRST CATEGORY · MURDER MYSTERY
Blackwater House, 1932. A storm has cut the island off.
Your host raises his glass. Minutes later, he’s dead.
Everyone has a motive. Only one had the opportunity.
Ask the right questions — and watch who changes the subject.
LESS PREPARATION. MORE INTRIGUE.
Bring your friends and your phones.
We’ll bring the secrets.
Create a room and share the invitation. Everyone joins on their phone — the organizer gets a character too.
Read your private brief. Question, bargain, bluff. No scripts to memorize. The conversation is yours.
New clues arrive over six rounds. Make your final accusation, then discover what really happened.
A GLIMPSE INSIDE
Your phone holds your character and private clues. The real action happens in the conversation around it.
Explore a fictional interface example below. These sample details are not part of The Last Toast and reveal no case secrets.
PRIVATE DOSSIER
The invitation designer. You were hired to make the evening look impeccable. Someone changed the guest list after you sent it.
Your objective: find out who added the extra name without admitting you lost the original list.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE / NOT A LIVE ROOMCHOOSE YOUR STORY
RiddleArc is a platform for interactive social story games. Your phone holds your role and private information; the story happens between players. Depending on the story, you may investigate, bluff, bargain or collaborate. Rounds move the evening forward to a shared finale.
Murder Mystery is our first available category. Spy, heist and other social story experiences are part of the longer-term direction; they are not playable yet.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST STORY
RiddleArc is a platform for interactive social story games. Murder Mystery is the first released category, with The Last Toast available now. Other categories are planned, but not yet playable.
No. The released game runs in your browser. Each person joins on their own internet-connected phone or computer, with a nickname and room invitation.
Both have a purpose. Phones show private roles and clues and help pace the rounds. Players speak with one another at the same table or on their own group call; RiddleArc does not provide voice chat.
Not in The Last Toast. The organizer has a character and participates, while the room handles round progression and the final reveal. Requirements will be listed separately for each future game.
YOUR NEXT GAME NIGHT
The Last Toast · 4–6 players · English · Free preview
Create your private room ↗No account. No payment details. Everyone plays.