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New Interactive Game "Public Eye" From Wolf Games Now Available in Peacock's Mobile App

Microdrama-style Storytelling Meets Interactive Crime Investigation in Peacock’s First Serialized Episodic Game

Public Eye

August 10, 2026

Building on its leadership in dynamic, fan-driven entertainment experiences, Peacock today has launched Public Eye, a new cinematic hidden object detective game now available directly within its mobile app. This 10-episode cinematic mystery joins a suite of new IP-based games, including Law & Order: Clue Hunter, Jeopardy! TODAY and Wheel of Fortune TODAY. 

Developed in partnership with Wolf Games, Public Eye blends best-in-class mobile game mechanics, including hidden object gameplay, with microdrama-style storytelling, bringing fans into a brand-new immersive world of crime, secrets, and shifting perspectives. Players are Officer Logan Dine, a patrol cop secretly investigating his uncle's murder in the crime-ridden streets of Caldera City. Every episode features narrative storytelling with puzzle‑driven gameplay, inviting players to search animated scenes for clues, ultimately revealing a conspiracy that runs through the entire police department. The AI-generated visuals paired with Wolf Games' storytelling expertise create a seamless experience that allows users to drive the story forward themselves. 

Public Eye builds on NBCUniversal’s broader relationship with Wolf Games to expand premium storytelling into interactive formats. Together, the companies are creating new ways for fans to engage with stories beyond passive viewing, leveraging Wolf Games’ generative AI technology combined with human storytelling to develop narrative-driven gameplay experiences. 

IP-based games on Peacock are resonating with fans. In June, 40% of Peacock mobile users engaged with a game on the app. Early insights show Law & Order: Clue Hunter has been one of Peacock’s most successful game launches to date, with players spending more than 6 minutes a day on average in the game. Games are also a discovery engine; Wheel of Fortune TODAY players on Peacock are becoming first-time watchers of the show.  

Today’s launch of Public Eye is part of NBCUniversal’s strategy to establish Peacock as the best place for fans to connect with and celebrate their favorite franchises from NBCU. By integrating interactive, IP-driven content directly into the Peacock mobile app, fans can move seamlessly between watching and playing, all in one place.