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Broken Hour

Broken Hour

Written by: HustleStudios Podcast Network
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The clock has stopped, but somewhere inside its shattered mechanism, the case continues moving.

Broken Hour is an immersive first-person mystery-adventure podcast inspired by Mystery Case Files: Broken Hour. Step into the role of the MCF Investigator as a new assignment leads into a world of hidden mechanisms, suspicious objects, elaborate puzzles, and secrets buried beneath the surface.

Every episode follows the investigation exactly where it leads—from searching concealed locations and examining unusual evidence to opening mechanical passageways, solving intricate puzzles, and reconstructing the truth behind the Broken Hour.

Told entirely through first-person narration, Broken Hour transforms the case into a cinematic audio experience in which every room matters, every clue has a purpose, and every discovery moves the investigation closer to an answer.

No skipped rooms. No missing puzzles. No shortcuts.

Just one investigator carrying the case from its first unexplained detail to its final revelation.

Whether you remember the original game or are discovering the mystery for the first time, Broken Hour offers an atmospheric creative retelling designed to make you feel as though the case file is in your hands.

Broken Hour is an unofficial, fan-created dramatization. Mystery Case Files: Broken Hour and all related characters, settings, story elements, artwork, and trademarks belong to their respective rights holders. This podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the game’s developers, publishers, or rights holders.

The clock is ticking. The truth is hidden somewhere inside the Broken Hour.

A HustleStudios Podcast Network production.

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Episodes
  • Room One Plays the Last Set
    Nov 6 2026
    June Halloran survived her first night at Huxley's Boarding House. She learned the rule: whatever you hear at 3:33, stay in your room. She even means to keep it.

    In daylight, Room One is just a room. Dust sheets, a dead fireplace, and a small stage where Vivian Marsh played her last set in November 1962. Pettifer begs June not to touch the piano. Rosa, the ex-cop in Room Four, gives her a sterner warning: the house knows she is here.

    Then 3:33 comes again. Vivian sings. And this time the song is for June. So June does the one thing everyone told her not to do. She answers.

    Room One Plays the Last Set is the second chapter of Broken Hour Season 1: The 3:33 Hour. New chapters every week.

    Next week: Room Two goes at 3:33. A birthday party. 1984. Whatever it offers, June must not answer.

    Chapters:
    00:00 Cold Open
    01:11 Chapter One : Kit
    02:57 Chapter Two : Rosa's Warning
    04:05 Chapter Three : The Set
    05:23 Chapter Four : The Answer
    06:26 Chapter Five : The Napkin

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