“Gaiglreuth – Dead clicks well”
“Tatort” soon as a pen & paper role-playing game on Twitch
Mháire Stritter, Ferdinand Hofer, Baso and Florentin Will (from left to right) take part in the interactive Twitch “crime scene”.
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Crime fans will soon be able to hunt for criminals themselves in the first pen & paper “crime scene” on the Twitch streaming portal.
The first pen & paper “crime scene” promises a great adventure for everyone – after all, no one knows the script beforehand in this interactive crime experiment. As Bayerischer Rundfunk announced, “Tatort” fans can take part in criminal investigations live on the ARD Twitch channel from the beginning of April.
Interactive crime dinner for “Tatort” fans
Similar to a crime dinner, the actors take on different roles and have to react to the decisions of the logged in players as the case progresses. The actors themselves are well-known names in the crime scene and gamer scene: In addition to the “Tatort” star Ferdinand Hofer (30), known as criminal assistant Kalli Hammermann from the Munich “Tatort”, there are also the gaming Streamer stars Baso (29) and Florentin Will (32) were there. These three actors are guided by the game director Mháire Stritter (40), who has made a name for herself as an author, presenter and role-playing expert.
Dead influencer on the fictional river bank
Under the title “Gaiglreuth – Dead clicks well” it will be on April 2nd and 4th from 7 p.m. to around 10 p.m ARD Twitch channel to the fictional Bavarian town of Gaiglreuth. As the broadcaster reveals in advance, this first pen & paper “crime scene” will be about a well-known influencer who is found dead on the shore of the lake. The audience can puzzle along in the chat and provide crucial clues. By the way, anyone who doesn’t yet have an account on the ARD Twitch channel can also watch.