"Murder Mystery Party" Games

• Murder Mystery Party - A Murder On The Grill
  It's 1959, when rock and roll and hula-hoops were all the rage. A barbecue is being hosted by Tom Dooley, who meets an untimely end during his shindig. The guests (players) are now all suspects. Could it be Ivan Spudnik, the Russian rocket scientist, or maybe Chubby Cheddar, the hit rock 'n' roll musician with a secret? Somebody put a barbecue fork through car dealer Tom Dooley, and that somebody is at your dinner party. Bepuzzled's popular Murder a La Carte series makes your home the scene of the crime with a complete 1950's murder mystery that places your guests as the chief suspects. Only one of them knows for sure who put the fork in Dooley. Six to eight friends play roles from a sexy divorcee to greaser Johnny Angel, with plenty of scripts and suggestions on how to ham it up. The set includes an audiotape guide, background booklets for each player, special clues (including mysterious checks and blackmail letters), and anything else you need for an evening of unpredictable fun. There are even party invitations and tasty recipes.
  
• Murder Mystery Party - A Taste For Wine And Murder
  The California Wine Country is the perfect place for sophisticated palates with a penchant for fruit of the vine. But when vineyard owner Barry Underwood is discovered buried in his wine cellar, after being missing for six years, new clues are also uncovered. With suspects named Papa Vito, Hedy Shablee, Ralph Rottengrape, and Marilyn Merlot, you and your friends can role-play this fun, imaginative Murder Mystery. Murder's on the menu, and everyone's a suspect in this grownup game for six to eight players. The game includes everything you need to serve up mystery, murder, and fun: a shopping list, menus, and recipes by cookbook author Sandra Gluck; eight party invitations and envelopes; place cards; secret clues; and, best of all, a murder mystery to solve. Just invite your friends to dress up and play the roles of the devious suspects (each with his or her own character booklet with roles and background info). Serve up a meal or light snack, play the (included) cassette tape with its introduction, summary of events, and solution to the crime. Find out who killed California vineyard owner Barry Underwood, and why.
  
• Murder Mystery Party - Murder at Mardi Gras
  It's Mardi Gras in New Orleans and the Krewe of Midas is holding their annual masquerade ball. As you would expect from the most exclusive and elite Krewe in New Orleans, it will be an evening of gowns, glamour, gossip, and murder! Old scores are settled and family secrets are exposed when Pierre DuPre, the King of the Krewe, is murdered. The party guests must work together to determine who strangled the Mardi Gras King with a priceless vintage necklace. Did the Magnolia queen and her Cajun fiance conspire to kill the old man and inherit his millions? Was it his next door neighbor, the eccentric gothic novelist? Or perhaps it was the French maid who knew too much about the millionaire of the Garden District. Get your costumes together, put on your Mardi Gras beads, refill your Hurricane glass, and help solve a Big Mystery in "The Big Easy!"
  
• Murder Mystery Party - Pasta Passion & Pistols
  Put on your own mystery dinner theater: murder's on the menu, and everyone's a suspect in this grownup game for six to eight players. The game includes everything you need to serve up mystery, murder, and fun: a shopping list, menus, and recipes by cookbook author Sandra Gluck; eight party invitations and envelopes; place cards; secret clues; and, best of all, a murder mystery to solve. Invite your friends to dress up and play the roles of the devious suspects (each with his or her own character booklet with roles and background info): Rocco Scarfazzi, Mama Rosa, Marco Roni, Bo Jalais, Angel Roni, Tara Misu, Father Al Fredo, and Clair Voyant. Serve up a meal or light snack, play the (included) cassette tape with its introduction, summary of events, and solution to the crime. Find out who killed New York restaurateur Pepi Roni, and why. Everyone's a suspect when murder is on the menu.
  

See Also: Other Mystery Games