Break Free Stoke: The Scarlet Diner: A Sherlock Holmes Case

You’ve been slacking at the Sherlock Holmes Academy for Deductive Thought. Now, your final exam stands between you and expulsion.

To teach you a lesson, Sherlock Holmes has constructed a piece-for-piece replica of his most grueling, reputation-shattering investigation: a classic 1960s American diner. Every retro vinyl booth, grease-stained counter, and scuff on the floor is a precise recreation of a real, historical crime scene.

This seemingly innocent jukebox joint is absolutely riddled with vice—murder, theft, fraud, and illicit back-alley deals. Your objective? Break out of your diner booth, infiltrate the kitchen, uncover the secret room of the elusive William Garnett, and solve the web of crimes.

It took Sherlock Holmes himself 60 days to crack this case. You have exactly 60 minutes. Solve it, and you graduate as an official detective. Fail, and Holmes will see to it that you are banished from the Academy forever.