Murder Mysteries - Games for 10-12 Players

FAQs

Is the Party Size Version of the Game Harder to Run Than Smaller Sizes?

No. We've made our games so easy to run - for any number of players - that the host can play a suspect alongside their guests. In between playing the initial audio introduction and the final audio solution, the host has nothing to do except play their role, serve food and gently nudge guests not to spend too much time laughing in between the rounds.

If you don't feel confident providing a sit-down meal for this number of guests, why not have a buffet, a takeaway or ask guests to bring a dish?

Does the 10-12 Person Version Introduce New Plot Lines?

Very rarely. Experience has taught us the maximum number of plot lines to include for a game so that our parties have the right complexity and can last for the "right" amount of time.

If New Plot Lines are not Introduced, Can the Additional Characters Still be Suspects?

No! We cleverly double up suspects as the guest numbers increase so that Character A1 and Character A2 both have the same motives and opportunities. For example, if Character A1 is the killer in the smaller versions, then Character A1 AND Character A2 will be the killers in the larger versions.

Note: in some 10-12 person mysteries, there are two killers; in which case, an optional character may be one of the killers.

Do Optional Characters Add to the Running Time?

Yes. As a general rule, each optional character could add approximately 10-15 minutes to the running time.

More Guests Want to Come - or Someone Has Dropped Out. Can I Change to a Larger or Smaller Version?

We offer a 40% discount for different versions of the SAME game.