Cluedupp GeoGames Hack 6.0.50 + Redeem Codes

Gather your family and friends and spend an afternoon solving a mystery. I purchased a ticket for my family not really knowing what I was getting into. It’s very affordable so I decided why not try it. So glad I did because we all had a great time. So many of my family members wanted to participate so we ended up getting a second ticket and had two teams. 6 is max per team. The game is quite challenging especially for first timers but the app is very user friendly and we had no issues navigating through it and no glitches. If you have any mobility issues then this might not be for you as there is quite a bit of walking involved. But that’s part of the fun. I brought my two Doodles along 🐶🐶 and they loved being part of the action as well. If you’re looking for a family friendly activity that creates lasting memories, this is it.

Overall fun time. Played in safe NH small city setting with good gps location tracking signals. The set up is similar to pokemon go (all virtual) but timed there’s no staff or physical signs or hard evidence. Had 9am-5pm to play. Walking around to find clues and witnesses within 1 mile radius while collecting random things to help decrease total time. While solving trick questions and puzzles at most locations (about 20-30 spots) (more spots would pop up after). Some of the trick questions were difficult so we cheated a little lol. The culprit is somewhat easy but tricky to figure out. I would say easy to moderate level difficulty. We got it in 2 hours. Definitely take notes in notepad and use up the witness questions option! The hints weren’t that helpful. Also you can have more people on your team but can only use up to 6 devices to read clues so share devices! Bring battery backup and drinks! Downfall you had to read tiny print clues I wish there was more sounds and voiceovers and sometimes had to go to exact location (like specific side of street) within a few yards to get clues.

This app does not stand alone - you’ll use it in conjunction with a game ticket that is purchased through the CluedUpp company. I played for the first time in May 2022 and felt that the app lacked sufficient instructions for first time users. My team lost many valuable minutes (at a cost to the game outcome) just trying to figure out what the app wanted us to do. Our request for real time help was not acknowledged. So we were left to wander somewhat aimlessly, getting progressively more frustrated that we could have had a better game experience if we just had a little more context for the app. Nothing a pint couldn’t fix, but still, we were there to play!!!

For the developer: I would suggest adding a few prompts/help bubbles for the first few actions one must take in the game to be successful. This doesn’t need to give anything away, just hold the user’s hand for say the first 15-30 minutes. While a workflow design would also be advantageous, it may take the challenge completely out of the game. So perhaps the user could opt for an easy vs hard experience, with a small time penalty charged for the easy choice.

Our entire team felt that this game was misrepresented in the previews. There was absolutely no interaction other than with our phone screens the entire time. The goal was to get our families outside and away from screen time. The kids were bored out of their skulls and complaining constantly. There was absolutely nothing for them to do or be involved in because they didn’t have phones. We had two five-year-olds with us who were looking so forward to this and it was an absolute bust. The clues made no sense and were so confusing and hard to figure out. All we did was walk around in circles trying to follow a map that kept freezing and changing direction. There was absolutely no human interaction unless we spoke to somebody on other teams to help us with the clues. from the previews, it looked as though this game was going to have props and decorations throughout the route, people from the company marketing the “adventure” dressed up as characters for us to interact as we went along, fun photo ops and all the family would be involved. It was absolutely nothing like that at all. We rolled out and ditched the game about 40 minutes in. Don’t waste your money! If I could get mine back I would love to know how.

The primary reason for one star is the app does not work as intended. As another user from March 2022 stated, the app would not unlock objectives, while others using the same app had zero issues getting near the objectives to unlock them. The saving Grace today was my girlfriend did not have the same issue but we had to stop playing for an hour to let her phone recharge to continue playing. We started the game with 75% battery on her phone and went down to 10% within 45 min. (Battery hog for an app, yes I understand persistent map usage and location causes this; but cleaner coding can be done to make it better). Additionally, for $80 this should have live actors for significant events, witnesses, etc. For $20, I went to a fully cast Art Heist scenario with suspects, police and bystanders with a much smaller area and more interaction. This on top of comments others have added that the entire game could be played from a couch once inside the game zone. This could be so much more for the money and needs to be rethought as we saw no less than 20+ groups running around checking out geotags on an app map with no real need to pay attention to anything.

We worked on this for several hours before getting to a part that we couldn’t access the Suspect even though we were RIGHT in that area! The GPS said we were standing in the middle of the street when we were several feet away. One guy told us that the area we were in was probably too crowded/populated that it wasn’t identifying us as being there when we were right on top of the arrow pointing to the suspect. We went to 3 places (Forensic Lab, Anonymous Tip, and one suspect) that didn’t recognize our location. We walked around in the same areas all with our phones up like we’re looking for a signal before we gave up cause we’d skip it with a time punishment. This took hours of walking around in circles with no open bathroom to use. While this started off fun it quickly lost the enjoyment aspect when it didn’t recognize any of our phones at the location it told us to go to. We asked several strangers who was playing if they could get it and they said maybe the tall building interfered with the gps but either way, it sucked. We all have new and updated iPhones however none of them was being acknowledged.

This “game” is a total scam. All you do is walk around until you’re in the right location for your GPS. Then it will pop up with a story and you’ll have to do a super easy mini game or solve an obvious clue puzzle. There is nothing real world about this other than the other teams playing who are also walking around. The app took us to generally unsafe areas and had timers where you would have to cross the street and run to another spot on the map within the time limit. The app is also horrible. The app crashed during one of the puzzles so we failed because I couldn’t participate. You have a designated “team leader” who will sometimes have solo challenges on their phone. It’s not very inclusive to the whole group, PLUS anyone can take leadership at any time which is quite confusing. If the leader skips the story on their device, it goes away on all other devices and no one else can read it. My family and I really wasted 2 hours of our life doing this thing. You would be better off taking a walk around a park or going to a real life escape room. Don’t waste your money!!!

We had a great time…fun concept. BUT…several technical issues with the game app. When attempting to submit evidence to labs and interviewing witnesses, the app would not recognize our geotracking location and so we couldn’t engage with the game. It was affecting all members of our team and many other teams in similar spots. In order to interact with those locations we had to circumvent the problem and “buy” the interviews or lab results with having time docked against us. This caused a loss of 40 MINUTES! Very frustrating. Other times it would take several attempts for the app to recognize our location, we attempted to come back through the area and check in again. Lots of walking around to navigate glitches.

The concept is great, but with these technical issues and glitches, it makes for a long day and unfair disadvantages.

This app shattered our family’s reality. My brother had an allergy attack in the middle of the street, because the construction on the road kicked up dust as we wandered aimlessly in circles, due to a lack of instructions on the app. My niece became so overwhelmed that she ran away from the group, had a nervous breakdown, and locked herself in my car, due to the lack of instructions on the app. My friend, who is suffering from a severe toothache, but still got her her teenage daughter out of bed to come with us, is no longer a friend, due to the lack of instructions on the app. My other niece has lost any type of confidence to lead (which she barely had in the first place), causing an immediate spiral into depression, due to a lack of instructions on the app. And me? Frankly, I enjoyed the game, due to a lack of instructions on the app. Watching them spiral was more than enough reward for me. This game was truly a Stuart-sized crap chute, and the only reason I’m giving it one star is that my family has finally agreed to get the help they need, due to the lack of instructions on the app.

The game overall wasn’t great. It’s a very neat concept, but wasn’t well executed. The app is very glitchy, and if you press the buttons too fast, then the app freezes up, and you have to quit and restart it. The basis of the game is that you go around town and put your “dot” within a witness circle, (and it’s hard to get your GPS positioned in the right place) and you solve a riddle, that sometimes makes sense and sometimes doesn’t, then it will open a statement that you read, you can ask a set of questions (doesn’t really give you any info). Once you read enough witness statements, then it’s clear who the suspect is and what the weapon was. It was neat to see others dressed up, but unfortunately it was pouring down rain most of the day. A lot of people got in their vehicles and drove around, which turned out to save a lot of time, as we found out towards the end. It was just okay, and I probably wouldn’t do it again.