Private Character Files
Every player gets their own role, objectives, secrets, relationships, and information on their phone.

Seven seconds of darkness. One impossible death. A station full of alibis.
Year 3030. Meridian 9 goes dark for seven seconds. When the lights return, the station's founder is dead inside a sealed observatory and the records insist the timeline is impossible. Seven Seconds at Meridian 9 is a cinematic retro-futurist space-noir murder mystery for 8 to 12 players.
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Year 3030. Meridian 9 hangs above the rings of Calypso IX, a chrome-and-neon monument to ambition, money, science, and the promise of a better future.
Then the station goes dark for seven seconds.
When power returns, founder Felix Arden is found dead inside a sealed observatory. No one entered. The station's records disagree about when he died. Guests swear they saw him alive after the blackout. And a priceless alien artifact has disappeared at exactly the wrong moment.
Seven Seconds at Meridian 9 is a live retro-futurist space-noir murder mystery built around an impossible timeline, competing crimes, manipulated systems, and a station full of people with reasons to lie.
Every player receives a private role on their phone with individual goals, secrets, relationships, and information. The host uses the MRDRInc. Control Room to guide the investigation through dramatic story phases, manage the advisory phase timer, release evidence strategically, message players, handle unexpected problems, and open the final reconstruction when the group is ready.
What the experience includes:
- A complete Year 3030 space-noir mystery
- Support for 8 to 12 players
- Easy, Standard, and Expert difficulty
- Distinct private character roles
- An impossible sealed-room death
- A second crime running alongside the murder
- Phased evidence and story-controlled clue releases
- Host Director Briefing covering the case's unusual mechanics
- Advisory phase timing and advance requirements
- Guest invitations and role assignment
- Private and group messaging
- Missing-player and early-solve guidance
- Final reconstruction and reveal
- Replayable access through My Cases
Expect roughly 105 minutes of play. The host controls the pace, so the story can breathe when the room is deep in a theory and move forward when the investigation stalls.
Seven seconds changed everything. The records know more than they should. Someone aboard Meridian 9 planned for both.
Every player gets their own role, objectives, secrets, relationships, and information on their phone.
Prepare the night, guide story phases, monitor progress, release clues, and handle the unexpected from one place.
Evidence enters the game as the story develops instead of arriving as one giant information dump.
Send individual players or the whole group new information without stopping the room.
Know the truth, the timeline, major mechanics, pacing triggers, and what to do if players go off script.
My Cases keeps your purchased player places and created games together. Resume an existing game or purchase places for a new gathering.
Choose the number of players and purchase their places. Open My Cases after checkout.
Assign your purchased player places, then choose the difficulty and supported host options.
Use the guided host setup, Director Briefing, and experience enhancements.
Add guests, assign roles, and send private invitations from the Control Room.
Guide phases, release evidence, message players, open accusations, and reveal the truth.
No. MRDRInc. is designed to run digitally. Some cases may suggest physical enhancements, but essential mystery logic stays available through the game system.
The experience is designed around individual mobile access because private roles, messages, and information are delivered to each player.
No. The Director Briefing and guided setup teach the host what matters before the game begins.
Your created game stays in My Cases. Purchase the player places for each new gathering, then create its game.
No. Guests enter the game through their invitation and assigned access. The purchaser owns the case through their account.
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