The Final Descent for 6-9 people

In the sophisticated winter sports resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo, guests revel in the luxurious atmosphere: freshly groomed slopes, Aperol Spritz at sunset, and the legendary après-ski at “La Stella Alpina.” A vibrant mix of sporty vacationers, glamorous influencers, elegant regulars, and mysterious loners—each with their own secrets.

The mood: cheerful, exuberant, invigorated by the splendor of the Dolomites. Luca Bernardi, Cortina’s most famous ski instructor, was also present. Tall, athletic, with that movie-worthy smile that instantly charmed all the tourists. And in the center of the room stood the evening’s attraction: an intricately crafted ice sculpture of a skier, so detailed that the cold light danced across its edges in a thousand shards.

But the exuberant atmosphere comes to an abrupt end.

A scream.

Shortly afterward, the lifeless outline of Luca Bernardi's body is found behind the restaurant, in the snow-covered courtyard – motionless in the snow, his face turned toward the sky, an open wound gaping in his chest. No clear clues. Only the icy silence of the Dolomites.

Within minutes, the police arrive. No one is allowed to leave the restaurant until the killer is caught.

The evening, which began so glamorously, turns into a night filled with questions, secrets, and suspicions.