Popcorn, Soda ... Murder?

Name: Popcorn, Soda ... Murder?
Rating: 3.7 (21 reviews)
Author: Hosted Games LLC

By: Hosted Games LLC App

Roleplaying

Overview

Version:

1.4.9

Last updated: 2026-01-08

Ranking

#283,242 ▲ 25,643

Overall

Features & Capabilities

"Popcorn, Soda ... Murder?" is a thrilling text-based multiple-choice murder mystery. Can you find all the clues at the murder scene and piece together who must have done it and how?

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Hosted Games LLC

Rating:

3.70

(21)

Version:

1.4.9 Last updated: 2026-01-08

Version code:

881304128

Creation date:

2011-12-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

25.11MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-26

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# 283,242 ▲ 25,643

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Developed by:

Hosted Games LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/popcorn-soda-murder/id485451731

Website:

https://hostedgames.org/

User Reviews

Popcorn, Soda ... Murder? delivers a strong, story-driven mystery that rewards careful listening and logical deduction. Reviewers praise its engaging plot, suspense, and a detective-style challenge that stands out from typical hidden-object games. However, many players find the ending punitive and the game prone to long replays, with some elements feel like guesswork and occasional plot holes. Despite the frustration, fans praise the narrative and still want more cases.

Pros

Engaging, well-thought-out mystery that challenges you to pay attention to details.
Suspenseful and immersive storytelling with high stakes as you try to solve the case.
Not a typical hidden-object game; emphasizes deduction and logical reasoning.
Rich plot and backstory that feel thorough and immersive.
Many players find it solvable and rewarding when you uncover the killer.

Cons

Endgame is punishing: a single misstep can force replaying the entire scene.
Replaying sections due to dead ends is time-consuming and frustrating.
Some elements feel like guesswork rather than deduction, especially about motive.
Plot holes and forensic realism issues undermine immersion for some players.
Desire for more cases or episodes; limited content.

Recent reviews

The game is a lot of fun until the end. If you accuse the murderer wrong, you lose. Don’t think exactly how the app developers thought? You lose. It’s pretty much a guessing game. And when you lose you have to go through the entire game again, for no reason. But here’s the catch: unless you pay 1.99, if you fail the end and get a game over you have to wait 20 minutes before it’s over. Until the part where you have to guess the murderer, play on your own but for the ending I recommend using a game guide so you don’t have to deal with replaying the game