You’ve received a creepy chain letter that drags you into Manchester’s underbelly. There’s a serial killer called “The Pusher” messing things up around canals, and a ghost named Loky wants revenge. You follow clues, ghostly whispers, dark alleys—see if you can stop the Pusher’s terror before more lives are lost.

Probably better with teens or older kids, because it’s spooky and has serious moods. If you go during daylight and skip the darkest parts, could work as a family-outing with good stories to tell.

Definitely. If you like mystery, suspense, and walking together solving puzzles, this has all that. Can be pretty cool under street lights, sharing reactions, piecing together clues.

Instead of just looking at buildings, you become part of a live mystery. The canal paths, abandoned police station, ghost stories—they add layers. You’re not just observing—you’re hunting, solving, experiencing.

They’re good challenge, but not ridiculous. Enough to think, sometimes walk back, maybe get stumped—but not stuck forever. Part of the fun is figuring them out with others.