NBCUniversal Launches ‘Law and Order: Clue Hunter’ From Wolf Games

NBCUniversal is formally rolling out its first cell recreation with Wolf Games, dubbed “Law and Order: Clue Hunter.”

The recreation is now out there on the Peacock cell app. Per the official description, “Clue Hunter” will give followers of the storied franchise an opportunity to play detective. “They search crime scenes for hidden objects, identify suspects, and solve cases inspired by the ‘Law & Order’ universe. New cases drop weekly, and the game is built for short, mobile sessions.”

“’Law & Order’ has one of the most passionate and enduring fandoms in television, and this game gives fans a new way to engage with the world they love,” mentioned Elliot Wolf, chief artistic officer and co‑founding father of Wolf Games. “With ‘Clue Hunter,’ we’re excited to put players at the center of the investigation and challenge their eye.”

The partnership between Wolf Games and NBCU was initially introduced again in October 2025. It builds on the longstanding partnership between the legacy media firm and Dick Wolf’s Wolf Entertainment. Both “Law and Order” and “Law and Order: SVU” have been lately renewed at NBC, as have been all three exhibits within the “One Chicago” franchise.

“For over three decades, ‘Law & Order’ has built an incredibly durable and iconic franchise,” mentioned Erin Underhill, president of Universal Television. “The game Elliot created is a natural evolution of that legacy tapping into storytelling that our fans already have a deep connection to.”

Wolf Games was based by Elliot Wolf, Andrew Adashek, and Noah Rosenberg. Last yr, the corporate completed a $9 million Series A funding spherical led by Main Street Advisors. That included investments from Maverick Carter and Tom Werner, and artist Rashid Johnson, alongside returning traders Dick Wolf, Jimmy Iovine and Paul Wachter.

“With our numerous mobile features, we’re extending our biggest franchises beyond passive viewing and into active participation on mobile devices where fans already spend so much of their time,” mentioned Jim Denney, govt vp and chief product officer of NBCUniversal Media Group. “By letting viewers step into the role of the detective with ‘Law & Order: Clue Hunter’ inside the Peacock app, we’re creating a natural continuation of the story that drives daily engagement and competition, without sending them elsewhere. It’s a powerful example of how watch‑and‑play experiences deepen fandom and increase habitual mobile usage.”

Up subsequent for NBCU and Wolf Games would be the launch of the sport Public Eye on Peacock, slated to debut this summer season. That recreation is claimed to be constructed round “episodic, narrative‑driven cases” and “immerses players in a modern world of crime, secrets, and shifting perspectives.”