‘Law & Order’ Mobile Game Launches on Peacock With New Cases Dropping Weekly

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Coverage among the outlets shows a tendency towards promotional framing. Variety and Deadline emphasize the partnership with Wolf Games and the significance of the launch, focusing on the novelty of the mobile game. TheWrap, while also…

Tess Patton· May 19, 2026 · 4:00 PM UTC ·3 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 33 views

‘Law & Order’ Mobile Game Launches on Peacock With New Cases Dropping Weekly

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Peacock and Wolf Games have launched a new mobile game titled 'Law & Order: Clue Hunter' that allows fans to engage in crime-solving. The game features weekly case releases where players can find hidden objects and identify suspects. This launch follows the renewal of the 'Law & Order' series for a 26th season, highlighting the franchise's enduring popularity.

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▪'Law & Order: Clue Hunter' is the first interactive mobile game from NBCUniversal's partnership with Wolf Games.
▪The game allows players to solve crimes by finding hidden objects and identifying key suspects.
▪Peacock plans to release additional games, including 'Public Eye,' which will focus on episodic, narrative-driven cases.

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▪ NBCUniversal Launches ‘Law and Order: Clue Hunter’ From AI-Powered Wolf Games — Variety
▪ Peacock Launches ‘Law & Order: Clue Hunter’ Mobile Game — Deadline

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Home > Media & Platforms > Streaming ‘Law & Order’ Mobile Game Launches on Peacock With New Cases Dropping Weekly “Clue Hunter” marks the first title in NBCUniversal’s partnership with Wolf Games Tess Patton May 19, 2026 @ 9:00 AM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Mariska Hargitay and Hugh Dancy in "Law & Order" (CREDIT Virginia Sherwood/NBC) Peacock and Wolf Games have launched their first interactive mobile game on the streaming platform, “Law & Order: Clue Hunter,” allowing fans to test their own investigative skills. The first mobile game of the partnership will be available to play on Peacock Tuesday.

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