Abstract
Murder mystery games have experienced a notable surge in popularity, with their origins deeply rooted in storytelling traditions. This research paper delves into the reasons for their rise, emphasizing the influences of macroeconomic factors, educational trends, and digitalization. These elements not only provided a backdrop for the murder mystery game's resurgence but also played a pivotal role in shaping its contemporary form. A comparative analysis of online and offline modalities reveals distinct user experiences and commercial potentials for each. Furthermore, the research offers pragmatic suggestions for entrepreneurs interested in establishing offline murder mystery stores, underscoring the nuances of market dynamics and consumer preferences. Harnessing statistical data from past survey results and well-informed estimations, the study presents a data-driven exploration into the genre's growth and transformation. By charting the game's historical trajectory and examining its present state, this paper provides a holistic overview of murder mystery games in the modern context and their significance in the evolving entertainment industry.
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