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10 x downloadable murder mystery gift boxes Available as a multi-pack to sell directly to buyers at social events, or you can distribute these 10 game kits to run a series of murder mystery games as a murder mystery marathon fundraiser in your local area. More details of our murder mystery fundraising marathons are available […]
The greatest detective of them all is back! Sherbet Foams is alive and well in 21st century London.
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for everyone, and soon we have not just one dead body…but two!
All the regulars (and irregulars) will need to be at their best to solve this most ingenious crime. This is far from elementary…
High in the Swiss mountains lies the sleepy Alpine village of Tüblerone, an exclusive playground for the rich and famous. After years of schnapps, après-ski and fondue, the local gendarmerie have discovered a dead body! The man in question is none other than the distinguished Ed Bustard, 15th Earl of Duffolk! The Earl had many notable friends, but even more enemies. All of these colourful characters are now in the dead man’s chalet, and one of them is the killer!
Can you unravel the secrets of Tüblerone and discover the guilty party?
Doug Olés, eminent archaeologist and team leader of one of many archaeological expeditions to the New World, has discovered a previously unknown city nestling in the hills of the heavily forested region of the Yucatan peninsula.
Confident of his ability to prove that the site, which he has named as “Nova Corona”, is Site Q, Doug has called a preview dinner and invited celebrities and co-workers to an after dinner lecture in which he hopes to present not only his compelling evidence, but also a sensational new find. However, at the pre-dinner drinks, tragedy strikes. Doug Olés is reported dead. The question is, who killed him and why?
Downturn Shabby, the ancestral home of the Earl and Countess of Grandham is hosting a shooting party, but when the Earl is found dead in the library suspicion falls not on the blood-thirsty men who are grouse-shooting, but the gossiping, tea-drinking ladies who have gathered for the evening’s dinner party.
The question on everyone’s lips is who hand bagged the Earl and why?
Every Girl Guide promises to do her best and the members of the Griffin Patrol are certainly no exception. This patrol is famous for their fun activities and camaraderie and its members headed out on the current camping activity certain that a good time would be enjoyed by all. And everyone was having a good […]
Tension is high inside the big white tent because it’s time for this year’s bakers to face judgment and elimination. But wait! Stop those timers! Our esteemed judge, Shaw G. Bottom has just been discovered dead in the judge’s tent. The bread round just turned into the dead round.
Christmas. Love it or hate it, it comes around annually, and there’s nothing that says “Christmas” more than the annual office Christmas Party.
This evening’s event is hosted at the local art gallery, and includes both friends and family of the graphic design studio. With drinks flowing and guests surrounded by walls covered in semi-nudes and statues adorned with Santa hats, it’s no wonder that strange things are afoot. When a body is found under one of the statues – the question becomes … who is the murderer?
It’s the 1930s. The great depression is over, the pound is competing with the dollar on the open exchange and there is a rise in business of all shapes at sizes. Keen to share their good fortune with others, the Balderdashes regularly play host for sumptuous dinner parties at their stately home which involve nothing but the best wines, fine cuisine and traditional after dinner entertainment. This evening was to be no exception. The guests had all arrived as planned and with the food ready to be served in the kitchens the party only lacked one thing, namely the butler Leversham who has been discovered dead, in the Billiard room!
Wavingsfield is a well-to-do town, on the outskirts of Beverly Hills.
As one could expect, competition is stiff among the girls in Wavingsfield for the Starburzt squad, but no-one would have believed just how competitive it was until Nora Lyve, the newest addition to the Starburzt squad was found dead in the store room.
Only in her second term at the school, one would have thought that Nora hadn’t had the time to make any enemies, but strangely there is no shortage of suspects amongst her team mates, school friends and the Starburzt club committee members.
It’s the old Wild West and local ranch owner, Dray Duncan, is holding his annual Barn Party Barbeque.
Just as the guests are arriving, poor Dray is found dead in the bunkhouse. Things look mighty confusin’; sumthin’ don’t add up. Did he die from natural causes or could this be a case of homicide at the hoedown?
Help Sheriff Remington and the rest of his posse figure out what really happened!
It’s 1980 and things are perty perfect at the Southwether Ranch.
Sheep and oil baron Brock Ewein is hosting an elaborate dinner party for his weekend guests, the Darrington’s.
Just as the cocktails are served, a gunshot is heard from the billiard room upstairs. To everyone’s shock, Brock’s son, Jay R. Ewein is found dead!
Someone in the house must have done it. So, who shot Jay R. and why?
It’s 1980 and things are perty perfect at the Southwether Ranch.
Sheep and oil baron Brock Ewein is hosting an elaborate dinner party for his weekend guests, the Darrington’s.
Just as the cocktails are served, a gunshot is heard from the billiard room upstairs. To everyone’s shock, Brock’s son, Jay R. Ewein is found dead!
Someone in the house must have done it. So, who shot Jay R. and why?
It is 1889. Sir Charles Biskerville has been found dead in the garden of his ancestral home. There are no murder weapons and no footprints, only the paw prints of a gigantic hound some twenty yards away. Speculation is rife that there is canine involvement. Legend has it that the Biskerville family is cursed and that a terrifying dog haunts the moor. Has this luminous, ghastly and spectral beast struck again?
The doctor that attended the scene believes that the baronet died of a heart attack brought on by shock but the question that everyone must answer is this. What did Sir Charles see on that dark, fateful night?
Wealthy author and New Orleans resident, Louisiana Williams is throwing her annual Mardi Gras party.
The beads will fly and the booze will flow, but in the midst of all the revelry, poor Louisiana is found dead in the bathtub.
Help Inspector Claude Cluesnot and the rest of the colourful “krewe” try to decide who is the true masquerader in this Mardi Gras murder!
What started out as a routine flight to the Galapagos Islands ended in disaster when, as the result of unforeseen weather, the aircraft was forced to crash-land on an uncharted island. Due to the skill of the pilot, Captain Skyler King, everyone survived unharmed…at least, that was the original situation.
Not long after the survival tents were pitched, the Captain was found dead in his tent. Was it from natural causes or will the next radio message be, “Mayday, Mayday…Murder”?
For 6-20 guests. Everyone can have a suspect role and the host can take part too! If you need an odd number of players or an odd ratio - we can often help - just get in touch. Or read our FAQ party problems section for advice on generating odd numbers of guests.
Tension is high inside the big white tent because it’s time for this year’s bakers to face judgment and elimination. But wait! Stop those timers! Our esteemed judge, Shaw G. Bottom has just been discovered dead in the judge’s tent. The bread round just turned into the dead round.
The Grand Cru estate, situated on the fertile slopes of the Loire Valley in France, is a small family run vineyard with considerable rustic charm and appeal.
The owners of the estate, Max and Demi Liter, regularly host wine tasting evenings which allow their guests to sample the latest bottlings and place orders ahead of the big conglomerates.
Unfortunately for the guests this evening, the vintage had more body than they were expecting. Max Liter has been discovered dead in a vat of wine.
It’s the 1930s. The great depression is over, the pound is competing with the dollar on the open exchange and there is a rise in business of all shapes at sizes. Keen to share their good fortune with others, the Balderdashes regularly play host for sumptuous dinner parties at their stately home which involve nothing but the best wines, fine cuisine and traditional after dinner entertainment. This evening was to be no exception. The guests had all arrived as planned and with the food ready to be served in the kitchens the party only lacked one thing, namely the butler Leversham who has been discovered dead, in the Billiard room!
After many years of exemplary service M (the head of MI 6) is retiring. And what a bash it is! Friends, colleagues, and even criminal masterminds have put in an appearance. In fact, it would be safe to say that everyone who is anyone is there to see he gets a good send off.
Well, everyone that is except Roger Damsels, 006 ¾, MI 6’s top secret agent. When a search is undertaken for the celebrated spy, he is discovered dead in his room, leaving M with one last crime to solve before he can retire.
In the quiet Scottish Island of Islayabout nothing ever happens. Life goes on, much as it has for countless years, springtime, tourist season, harvest, Hogmanay, Burns Night. Island life is tranquil and the islanders peaceable. At least they all thought they were.
This afternoon the whisky baron of Glen Frick Whisky distillery, Toby Mory, was found in a vat full of his finest Malt! And he wasn’t treading water while he sampled the latest batch – oh no! He was dead – murdered no less!
Not only has the news of his death rocked the island, but it now appears one of the more colourful local residents could be the person responsible for Toby Mory’s untimely demise. The question is: Which one is it?
Each year, pop stars all over the world wait eagerly for their nominations and subsequent invitations to the annual Smashed Hits Poll Winners Party. This year has been no exception.
With the awards ceremony about to take place, the stars gather in the wings, each one hoping for their big moment on the stage as the winners are announced. As each nervous nominee arrives they are greeted by the evening’s presenters, which tonight includes the famous Doug Beldof, the key organiser of the Elastoplast concert for famine relief in Ethiopia.
Tensions are high already, but then disaster strikes – Doug is found dead – in the ladies toilets no less!
The year is 1929. It’s the era of Prohibition and Chicago is divided by gang warfare.
Buns Meringue, notorious leader of the Northside Gang is found lying in a pool of blood in an alleyway outside. He is riddled with bullets.
The Rexington is owned by Al Cologne, the most feared man in Chicago so the place is crawling with his gang. Who’s the goon who did this and why?
Mark Roundim’s new year parties are famous. There is something there for everyone. Great food, plenty of drink, entertainment and a host of interesting people from all walks of life.
Tonight however there is also something for the police when Mark Roundim is discovered in his dressing room – dead.