You found your way into Haxford.
Thanks for scanning! The Haxford game puts you right in the middle of Scorbion’s town, from Brown’s Barbershop to the bookshop across the square.
Keep your eyes open while you play: the cover of book three is hidden 10 times in every game.
Search every corner
Hand-painted hidden-object scenes, from the barber's chairs to the bookshop shelves. The smallest thing can be the clue.
Build your case
Every object you find goes into your Case Library, with testimony, open questions and chapter evidence to piece together.
Walk the whole town
Follow the map of Haxford, 1910: the Theatre, the Inn, the Station, the Market, Books on the Square and Brown's Barbershop.
Every quiet town keeps its secrets.
Brown's Barbershop
Three chairs, three mirrors, and a young man nobody recognizes. Scorbion’s cases start in the barber’s chair, and so does yours.
Books on the Square
Thelma Smith’s shop, where every shelf holds something worth a second look, and a few things that don’t belong.
The whole town, mapped
From the clock tower to the station platform, every stop on the map opens a new chapter of the case.
Book three is hiding in plain sight.
The cover of The Cupid Killer & Other Murderers is tucked away 10 times in every game. Spot them all before February 9, when Scorbion’s newest case arrives.
Chief Inspector Pignon Scorbion
Haxford’s most stylish detective solves his cases from the barber’s chair. In the game, he walks beside you, nudging you toward what everyone else missed.
“Stay close, Investigator. An ordinary room often tells us more than its occupants intend.”
150 pieces of evidence. How many will you find?
A work apron, a shop broom, a door knocker. Every object you uncover is filed in your Case Library, chapter by chapter, so you can revisit the clues whenever a theory starts to form.
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