Cooperatively solve a mystery together, playing the game: Her Story

We the detective(s) search and sort through a database of video clips from fictional police interviews, and uses the clips to solve the case of a missing man. The police interviews focus on the man's wife, Hannah Smith.

Her Story is an interactive movie game, focusing on a series of seven fictional police interviews from 1994.[1] As the game begins, the player is presented with an old desktop, which contains several files and programs. Among the programs are instructional text files, which explain the game's mechanics. One of the programs automatically open on the desktop is the "L.O.G.I.C. Database", which allows the player to search and sort video clips within the database, of which there are 271. The video clips are police interviews with Hannah Smith, a British woman. The interviews are unable to be watched in their entirety, forcing the player to view short clips. In the interviews, Hannah answers unknown questions to an off-screen detective, prompting the player to decipher the context of the answers. Hannah's answers are transcribed, and the player find clips by searching in the database for words from the transcriptions, attempting to solve the case by piecing together information. As the player selects clips, they can enter user tags, which are then available as searchable terms. One of the files on the desktop is a database checker, which allows the player to review the amount of clips that have been viewed; as a clip is viewed, the red box in the database checker changes to green.

**If interested in doing lunch together at 12noon, bring a food item to share with the group. Food theme: Food/drinks/desert that cops/detectives would eat.I will provide hotdogs.