# Summer of 2002

> A cooperative mystery game series played on one big screen with your phone as the controller. One case, one evening, one story you solve together.

## Pages

- [Home](/): Summer of 2002 — a two-player mystery game you play on a TV, laptop, or tablet with a smartphone as the remote. About 2–3 hours of playtime.
- [How to play — step 1](/#how-to-play): Purchase the game to receive a unique session code.
- [How to play — step 2](/#how-to-play): Enter the session code on a PC or laptop and connect to a TV (optional).
- [How to play — step 3](/#how-to-play): Connect your phone as the remote controller.
- [How to play — step 4](/#how-to-play): Start the game and solve the case.
- [Cute date ideas](/blog/cute-date-ideas): Why a mystery game is a cute date idea for couples.
- [Date night ideas at home](/blog/date-night-ideas-at-home): A stay-at-home date night that feels like an adventure.
- [Things to do with your partner at home](/blog/things-to-do-with-your-partner-at-home): Shared at-home activity for couples.
- [Privacy](/privacy): Privacy policy and how player data is handled.
- [Terms](/terms): Terms of service for purchasing and playing the game.

## Games

- Summer of 2002 — Greenview, Massachusetts: A small-town disappearance case across a national park, a high school, a gas station, and a miller residence. Designed for two players on one screen plus a phone remote.
- L.A. 1955: A noir Los Angeles case map with seven locations including a telephone exchange, LAPD, a library, The Lobster restaurant, Highway 57, a repair garage, and a film studio.
- Pine Ridge National Park: A ranger investigation case map across mountains, a glacier lake, a forest, and a visitor center.

## Optional

- [Detective companion remote](/guide): Companion remote control interface used after entering a session code on the TV screen.
- [Game TV screen](/tv): The main TV screen interface used during a session.