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• A Dead Man's Chest
  Two pirate ships descend on a tropical isle -- who will find Captain Flint's buried treasure? Find out in this murder mystery game for 12-16 guests and a host.
• A Heroic Death
  NEW RELEASE! The SuperHeroicJusticDoomSquad are trapped in their base – who's going to save the world from the evil ReptoMan? And their manager has been found dead, so one of them is a killer and traitor… find out who, in this game for 8–12 guests and a host. Includes a free version for kids!
• A Will to Murder
  NEW RELEASE! The patriarch of a wealthy family is dead – who will inherit his fortune? And, more importantly, who murdered him? Find out in this game for 6–9 players and a host.
• All at Sea
  A murder mystery game for 16-33 guests and one or two hosts, set on an Atlantic cruise liner at the outbreak of World War I.
• Arabian Nights
  This game for 18 to 24 guests plus one or two hosts is an enchanted evening of thievery, investigation, betrayal, and magic!
• Bludgeoned on Broadway
  It's curtains for Broadway star Jackson Turner, but for the rest of you "players", the drama's just beginning. Theres no business like murder, in this theatrical game for 8-13 guests and a host.
• Casino Fatale
  A murder mystery game for 15-20 guests and one or two hosts, set at a glamorous Parisian casino, featuring espionage, crime, intrigue and murder!
  An expanded version of this game is now available, for up to 30 guests!
• Court in the Act
  A murder mystery game for 13-21 guests and one or two hosts, set at the royal court of Queen Elizabeth I of England.
• Curse of the Pharaoh
  Set in Victorian Egypt, grapple with evil from beyond the grave in this game for 6-9 guests and a host.
  An expanded version of this game is now available, for up to 19 guests and a host!
• Davy Jones' Locker
  Blackheart the pirate, scourge of the Caribbean, is dead. But where is his treasure? And where are his revenge-seeking crew? Find out in this game for 10-15 guests and a host.
• Dazzled to Death
  Blackmail, theft and murder at a glittering cocktail party in 1948 Massachusetts, for 12-15 guests and a host.
• Death on the Gambia
  Venture into the heart of darkness in this murder mystery game for 8-11 guests and a host, set in 1930s Africa.
• Halloween Lies
  It's the big horror movie awards night, in this special Halloween game for 16-22 guests and one or two hosts. But some of the stars, directors, producers and agents seem to be thinking about how to commit the Best Murder...
  This game includes a FREE special version written for kids and younger teens. An expanded version of this game is now available, for up to 32 guests!
• Happy Birthday R.J.
  Set in 1980s Texas, when tycoons were smooth and shoulderpads were immense, for 11-15 guests and a host.
• Hollywood Lies
  It's awards night in Hollywood, in this game for 16-22 guests and one or two hosts. But some of the stars, directors, producers and agents seem to be thinking about how to commit the Best Murder...
  This game includes a FREE special version written for kids and younger teens. An expanded version of this game is now available, for up to 32 guests!
• Lei'd to Rest
  This game for 6-12 guests and a host takes place at an exotic Hawaiian beachside luau. Tourists and locals mingle and party -- but one of them is a murderer!
• Snow Business
  What should be an idyllic family holiday turns to tragedy in this game for 10-12 guests and a host. Even in the nicest families, dark secrets have a habit of coming out...
• The Karma Club
  It's the Swinging Sixties and rock group Marmalade Skies' manager has just been murdered. Find out who did it in this game for 10-14 guests and a host, set in the Karma Club commune in 1969.
• The Night before Christmas
  Blackmail, theft and murder at a glittering cocktail party in 1948 Massachusetts, for 12-15 guests and a host. This Christmas Eve certainly won't bring goodwill to all men...
• The Spy Who Killed Me
  Cunning spies and ruthless murderers threaten the Summer Ball of an ancient university, in this game for 14 to 18 guests plus a host, set at ivy-clad Maudlin College at the height of the Cold War.
• Under the Big Top
  Who killed JoJo Bones, proprietor of the Exotic Emporium of Enigmatica? Find out in this game of circus folk set in 1952 Florida, for 12-15 guests and a host.
• Way out West
  Dastardly railwaymen, upright sheriffs and sly good-time girls in this game for 10-14 guests and a host, set in the Wild West.
  This game includes a FREE special version written for kids and younger teens.
  An expanded version of this game is now available, for up to 24 guests and one or two hosts!
• Who Shot the Sheriff
  The Sheriff of Buzzard Creek has been found dead, in the stables of the Gold Nugget Saloon. Find out who did it in this game for 12-15 guests and a host, set in the Old West in 1869.

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We've now moved the ideas that people had sent in for running our murder mystery games, that were on this page, to our discussion forum, because it made more sense to be able to put them there under each game.

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"We have all kinds of birthday parties. Some of the favorite ones have been scavenger hunts until now. Everyone enjoyed Happy Birthday R.J. so now they want to know which one is next. It was a lot of work to put it together because I like to use a lot of props. I even made real invitations. I think the best part was they had to be someone else. So they forgot all about their own worries and had a great time. I have never seen so many people just slip right into character. We ended up having 17 players. I used most of the ideas that were given and I would suggest to use them. They were helpful. I found some little trophies and put the occasion, date, and praises on them (great job--wasn't as bad as you thought--superb job). They like getting a memento of the occasion. I just want to thank you for putting together a great package. I would recommend it to anyone." Terry Vann