CASE FILE 01
The Night Museum
20 rooms
For children (and the grown-up holding the screen)
Meet Zoom. Solve the case!
Short games, clues to find and suspects to catch. Zoom helps with every answer, and never says you are wrong.
What you do
1
Clear rooms
Answer questions to find clues. Each room has three short rounds.
2
Build the suspect board
Every suspect is drawn for the case. Work out who did it by crossing people off.
3
Win arcade tokens
Play the evidence game and the arcade when you have a token to spend.
4
Uncover Ada’s sentence
Each solved case reveals one word of Ada’s secret sentence.
5
Practise what you’ve learned
Pick a topic from this week, or a mix. A grown-up can set a practice for you too.
What it looks like
Real screens from the app. Zoom greets your child on the home screen, each season opens with a case file, and Practice shows only what they have already studied.
The suspect board
Pin the suspects. Crack the case.
Every season is a new mystery set in the town of Lanternbridge. Nobody in it is a bad person, and nothing is frightening.
Dr Sable
Mr Alder
Ms Quill
Prof Finch
Kit
Season 1 suspects. The portraits here are illustrations: in the game, every suspect is drawn for the case.
Six seasons
One mystery after another
Season 1 is free. Drag, scroll or use the arrow keys.
CASE FILE 02
The Midnight Express
21 rooms
CASE FILE 03
The Snow Globe Theft
21 rooms
CASE FILE 04
The Lighthouse Keeper's Secret
21 rooms
CASE FILE 05
The Vanishing Violin
18 rooms
CASE FILE 06
The Observatory Signal
15 rooms
A note for parents
- Wrong answers are never scary. Zoom says things like “so close, have another look”, and the story friend Tilly shares the slip she made so your child learns from it.
- No chat, no free text, no strangers. Children do not type anything, and they play through your account.
- Short sessions. Little and often is the idea.
- Zoom is fixed lines, not AI. Everything Zoom says is written in advance.