Murder Mystery Games for up to 200 Guests
DEADLY crime mystery plots to buy and download.
Participative crime-solving games you can run at home, in a venue you've chosen or via Zoom.
Play a character, search for clues, study all the evidence, solve the crime, uncover the murderer.
A truly original way to entertain friends, family and people you work with. Instructions are easy to follow.
TYPES OF GAME
EITHER:
Everyone in the same room/space games. Downloadable games you can play at home, at a venue or in your office.
In most of our murder mystery games, everyone has their own character to play and plenty of opportunity to mix and mingle with everyone else. As well has having at least one murder to solve, people have other objectives for their characters to pursue. An inheritance to claim, perhaps. A will to forge. A love affair to keep secret. There is plenty for everyone to do while the game is happening and plenty more to talk about afterwards, when people find out what everyone was really getting up to. From the feedback we get about them, we know people find them great fun to play. Because there is so much in them, they take a while to put together and get ready - allow a few hours for this. The games are: Farthingay Manor, The Reading of the Will, Murder Aboard, The Final Curtain, The Auction, The Last Gasp, Cudham Riding Club and St. Cakes.
OR:
Murder mysteries you can either play online via Zoom etc. or as a group gathered in one room/space.
Two of our games can be played this way. You can either use a video app like Zoom and all be in different places for it. Or you can share the same space and play it together over a meal. These whodunits are quick to put together and easy to run but still have plenty going on in them. Some people play characters and everyone else is there to observe and solve the crime. Part of it is scripted; part of it lets those playing characters improvise and put things in their own words. These Zoom murder mystery party games which can also be played by one single group are Murder in the Red Room and The Chocolate Bar Mystery.
Read more about our whodunits below then buy online
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Farthingay Manor
[Play as a group in one room]
A country house murder set in 1924. Guests have been invited for the weekend by their mysterious host, Lord Farthingay.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 6 people
The Reading of The Will
[Play as a group in one room]
The Duke of Felthorpe seems to have been murdered in his bath. But how? The room is locked from the inside.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 6—8 people
Murder in the Red Room
[Play via Zoom or as a group]
Artist Andova di Dollus’ latest painting is up for sale. Owning it could cost someone their life.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 8–20 people
The Chocolate Bar Mystery
[Play via Zoom or as a group]
A new chocolate bar makes 10,000 children ill. Can its makers sweet talk their way out of trouble?
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 8–20 people
Murder Aboard
[Play as a group in one room]
All aboard for the voyage of a lifetime! A “swell” party and jolly fellow passengers - till calamity strikes.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 7–16 people
The Final Curtain
[Play as a group in one room]
It’s 1926. A theatre prepares for the last performance of its latest play. The scene is set. For murder.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 7–20 people
Cudham Riding Club
[Play as a group in one room]
Skulduggery, adultery, coercion and death set amongst the horsey set of Rural England. Saddle up for a murder!
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 14–40 people
The Auction
[Play as a group in one room]
The “unfortunate” death of Baroness Audry von Munchen has led to the auction of her archaeological treasures.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 12–40 people
St. Cakes
[Play as a group in one room]
Trouble and tragedy in an English public school as pupils and teachers celebrate another Founder’s Day.
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 40–200 people
The Last Gasp
[Play as a group in one room]
The past catches up with a dissolute Earl in this Gothic Murder Mystery. How will he pay for past misdeeds?
Find out more about this murder mystery game for 14–40 people
Do you want to play host to a murder?
Looking for a different way to entertain? Then why not take on the role of the butler, the dotty aunt or even the police inspector as murder, mystery and mayhem unravel around you.
Find yourself double-dealing and trying to protect your own dark past while at the same time gleaning the information that will enable you to solve the crime. Your guests will never forget what happens to them… provided they live to tell the tale.
Our own original murder mysteries
We write our own murder mystery games. We can run them for you or you can run them yourselves. Since 1989, many private groups and many of the world's largest corporations have enjoyed playing them.
Since the arrival of the Internet, we've been able to bring online murder mystery dinner party games into your living room at very affordable prices. Spend the rest on the best wines, the best food or on costumes as you participate in a sophisticated yet enjoyable game of dual identities and unparalleled scheming.
Buy, download, assemble and play the game
Our games are not available in the shops. You download each entire game from the Internet.
The murder mystery game kit you get from us is not something in a box that we send you. It consists of a PDF file or files which we send you a link to. You download the game and follow the instructions on how to get it ready.
Most of our games are very immersive with everyone playing their own character in them. Perfect for private parties, hen nights, corporate events, etc.
See our "Note on copyright" below for how the games may be used. Unless you have our permission or are a charity, you cannot run them for financial gain.
Our two simplest games can be run virtually without printing anything out. For our other plots, you will need a printer, paper, envelopes, paperclips, pen and scissors.