1923
The Ashgrove Dinner
Six guests. One poisoned glass.
The Talking Board
Speak. The dead will answer.
A talking-board game for iPhone and iPad. Ask a question out loud and the planchette spells the reply, one letter at a time.
Coming soon to the App Store
Three steps into the dark.
- 1
Ask
Tap the microphone and ask anything, or type if you'd rather.
- 2
Watch
The planchette drifts across the board and stops on each letter.
- 3
Listen
Candle-room sound, and the spirit's reply spelled out in full.
Three ghosts. Three murders.
Each spirit knows who killed them. Ask about the killer (were they left-handed? did they wear gloves?) and every question burns a candle. Cross suspects off the dossier and name the killer before the last one dies. The killer changes every time you play.
1891
The Keeper of Widow's Rock
The light went out. So did he.
1931
Blackthorn Sanatorium
Seven names in her ledger. One reason she died.
Summon a spirit. Ask it anything.
Every spirit has its own name, age and past, and remembers what it has told you. Say goodbye when you're done, if it lets you leave.
Just you and the dark.
Voice or keyboard
Speak your questions, or type them.
Ten achievements
Including one you only earn by failing.
iPhone and iPad
Designed for both.
Private by design
No accounts, no ads, no tracking.
Works offline
No internet connection needed to play.
Made for the dark
Sound that follows your silent switch.
Before you ask.
Does it really contact spirits?
No. Dead Letters is a game for entertainment. The spirits, their stories and their answers are all written into the app.
Do I have to use my voice?
No. Every question can be typed instead.
Does it collect my data?
No. There are no accounts, ads or analytics, and your progress stays on your device. Read the Privacy Policy for details.
What do I need?
An iPhone or iPad running iOS 17 or later. The game is in English.
Who is it for?
Anyone 13 and up who likes mysteries, ghost stories and a bit of a chill.
The candles are lit.
Coming soon to the App Store