"A fantastic evening had by all! Fantastically written! The plot was creative with a few red herrings thrown in for good measure. This was our first murder mystery and after this I will definitely be doing another."
"Absolutely fabulous! Everyone really enjoyed this game. Will definitely be playing the other games. Thank you so much. "
"We had a great night! Was slightly nervous as the host as to how it would all play out but I needn’t have been concerned as it is extremely well written and planned out. Just great! Thank you!"
"We had loads of fun! All the characters were inclusive and funny, and everyone had a great time trying to guess who the murderer was. Lots of twists and turns, and the reveal when we played the audio file had a great effect. You can tell the authors really put a lot of thought and effort into this and it pays off!"
"What a brilliant night! I have been part of a couple of murder mystery evenings before, but none as entertaining, well thought out and exciting as this!"
"This is the third mystery I’ve done from Maple Mystery Games and I’ve enjoyed this one just as much as the previous two!"
"Great, enjoyable evening. Interesting characters, lots of twists, can you work out whodunnit?"
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We had our murder mystery dinner Saturday 2/19/2022. Oh we had a lot of fun! And how excited everyone was we were having another murder mystery!
We had the Swinging Sixties. Everyone dressed (mostly) as their characters. I used some of the added decorations that were provided with the game kit. I did use some record labels that I put on actual records. We used the invitations, the menu stock photo. And some printed free pictures. I took a couple of records and spray painted them gold. For our swag gifts, we found some vintage troll dolls. And I found some handkerchiefs that were tie-dye patterns to also give as gifts.
We played 60s music on a record player. Oh and I found a poster from the 60s that we hung on the front door.
It was all a lot of fun to decorate and cook. We had bread and cheese fondue, Tango for drinks, steak Diane and roasted vegetables. And for dessert we had cherries Jubilee with homemade ice cream and a shortbread cookie dipped in chocolate and almonds.
Our friend Richard who played Pat has parents who are from England and so somehow when he read the play he knew by the wording it was English written. So he prepared accordingly, lol. (Pat is from the East End of London.)
We all followed along much better this time around than the first time. Thank you for the wonderful time! They are already looking forward to the next time we have a murder mystery! Thank you again.
Groovy ladies - we love the 60s costumes. From the left: Sister Starlight, Polly Rottingham and Annie Phoenix:
Hip men. From the left: Drake Wilde - rock singer who is too outta-sight for his own good; Payton Morals, a fearsome upholder of moral virtue and Pat Psychelo - the toy gun belies the peace sign!
A few of Bonnie's fab 60s Decorations. She spray-painted two records, found some tie-dye napkins and added some of our free artwork for a groovy look:
Cheese fondue (the starter) was served in Bonnie's beautiful lounge where the main murder mystery was played:
The main course and dessert was served in her dining room with records as table mats. The dessert looks to die for!