The door stays shut for 30 days. One of your friends is a killer.
A printable murder mystery for your next game night. Everyone plays a survivor sealed inside Bunker 7, everyone has a secret, and one of them is the killer. Two envelopes of evidence, two mysteries, 2 to 3 hours.
- Every word the host says is scripted, so the host can play too
- 12 characters, each with a secret and forced reveals, so nobody sits in silence
- Real evidence to pass around: door logs, a diary, a drug log, a Geiger counter
- Print at home tonight, play this weekend. Nothing ships
Day 1, 5:00 PM. Every phone in the room screams at once.
A nuclear alert hits every phone. Twelve people run into Bunker 7, a missile silo fifteen storeys under Kansas, rebuilt as the most expensive shelter in America.
The blast door seals. Thirty days. That's how long the air above stays deadly.
Victor Hale, the man who built the bunker, is found dead in the air room. The scrubber has been ripped apart. Thirty-six hours of air left.
And the door log says the outer door was opened from the inside, in the middle of the night. Above it, the world is supposed to be over.
Your guests have one evening to find out who did it, how, and why. And one more question: was the alert even real?
You've been to the party where two people solve it and eight people watch
The host does all the work
Most kits hand the host a pile of PDFs and wish them luck. SEALED scripts every round, word for word, so the host can play a character too.
The quiet guests stay quiet
Every booklet has questions a player must ask, and secrets they must reveal when the right person asks. Nobody gets to hide in the corner, including the shy ones.
The ending makes no sense
Every clue in SEALED leads somewhere, and the solution needs four of them connected. When the envelope opens, your guests should say "of course", never "wait, what?"
A mystery is only fun if it's fair.
This printout is in Evidence Envelope A
Victor carried the only master card. What does this log tell you?
Three rounds. Two envelopes. One accusation each.
Sealing
Play the alert audio. The host reads the intro. Everyone introduces their character.
The body
Booklet Part 1: who you are, what you saw, what you hide. Interrogations begin.
Envelope A
Door logs, the crime scene, a map, a camera log with an hour missing. Part 2 of every booklet.
Envelope B
The evidence that breaks alibis. Forced reveals. Then everyone writes their accusation.
Day 10, 6:00 AM: the host opens the Final Envelope. Points for the killer, the method, the motive, and the second mystery. The killer wins alone if fewer than half the table accuses them.
Twelve people. Twelve secrets. One killer.
The six starred characters are in every game; add the others as your group grows. Any guest can play any role.
Six files, built to be played, not stored
Casting for 6–12, a countdown checklist, word-for-word scripts for every round, rules, host FAQ.
12 characters in three parts each: who you are, your night, your secret, what you must ask, what you must reveal.
Door log, air readings in Victor's hand, a camera purge log, crime scene photo, bunker map, the doctor's report.
The infirmary drug log, a torn glove, a page of Victor's diary, his Geiger counter, the Day 1 alert, a private investigator's report.
The full solution, the night minute by minute, accusation cards, scoring sheet, awards.
Invitations, a cast sheet for guests, photo name badges, ration cards, room signs, the Rules of Bunker 7 poster.
The Day 1 alert to open the night, and the bunker's emergency broadcast. Listen closely to it.
See the real pages
Saturday, 7:30 PM. Your living room is fifteen storeys underground.
Guests arrive dressed as their characters. Phones go in the 'no signal' box.
The alert plays. The door seals. Introductions.
Round 1. The body. Everyone starts lying.
Dinner, while people argue about the camera log.
Envelope B. Two alibis collapse.
Accusations. The Final Envelope. Someone at the table goes very quiet.
Is it for your group?
Yes, if…
- You have 6 to 12 friends who like a little drama
- You want a game night that feels like an event, not a board game
- Someone in your group loves true crime, thrillers or escape rooms
- You'd rather print tonight than wait for a box
Probably not, if…
- You're fewer than 6 players
- Your group wants a light party game for kids (this one is 16+)
- You want gore: there's none, it's a thriller, not a horror
- Nobody wants to stand up and talk
SEALED: Murder in Bunker 7
- Host Guide with every script16 pages
- 12 Character Booklets50 pages
- Evidence Envelopes A and B15 pages
- Final Envelope, scoring, awards8 pages
- Invitations & Table Kit10 pages
- Alert + broadcast audio2 MP3
Want the full atmosphere or a bigger group? A Survivor Party Pack (menu, cocktails, decor) and a Big Group Expansion (up to 16 players) are available as optional add-ons. You don't need them to play.
Play
30 days
The Fair Play guarantee
Every clue in SEALED leads somewhere, and every player can solve the case with the evidence on the table. Play it within 30 days. If your group found the case unfair or unsolvable, email us and we'll refund you in full. Keep the files.
Before game night
What exactly do I get, and when?
Right after checkout you get an email with your download: six PDFs and two MP3 files in one ZIP. Nothing ships. You can print tonight.
How many players do we need?
6 to 12, plus the host. Six characters are needed in every game; the other six are added as your group grows. The Big Group Expansion takes you up to 16.
Can the host play too?
Yes. The host reads the scripts and opens the envelopes when the guide says so, and can play one of two characters who never see the solution early.
How hard is it?
Hard enough that guessing won't win. Points need the killer, the method and the motive, and the motive only becomes clear in the last round. Groups that talk to each other solve it.
Is it scary or gory?
No gore and no violence on the page. It's a tense thriller about secrets in a sealed place. Recommended for ages 16 and up.
We have more women than men (or the other way round).
Any guest can play any character. Change first names freely: nothing in the solution depends on it.
Can we play over video call?
Yes. The host sends each player their booklet part privately at the start of each round and shares the evidence on screen.
Does it need costumes or decorations?
No. The Table Kit has badges and signs, and every character has a simple costume idea. If you want the full atmosphere, the Survivor Party Pack is an optional add-on.
We loved it. Is there another case?
Yes: SEALED II: The Second Seal brings the survivors back to Bunker 7 one year later, with a new death and a new killer.
Seal the door. Pour the drinks. Trust no one.
Six PDFs, two audio files, one killer at your table. Instant download, $37.