The Murder Game (TV Series) - Production

Production

The town of Maldon, Essex was used as the fictional town setting of the series, Blackwater (named after the river upon which Maldon resides). The Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker was also used in the series, where Andrew Weaver and Nick Sykes went to the Operational Zone and Living Quarters respectively during the second-to-last Killer's Game. Before playing the game, the investigators were sent on a four day training course at the Police Training Centre in Wakefield.

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