A 18 suspect mystery with a Roaring 20's Speakeasy theme that can accommodate an unlimited number guests participating as sleuths. You will need a minimum of 18 suspects for this version of the mystery. Suggested investigation time is 2-3 hours. In spite of the 'speakeasy' setting, this mystery is considered Clean. As with all of our mysteries, it is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD mystery package.
This mystery is a 4/5 on the
A 18 suspect mystery mystery set at a Halloween party in a residence in present day. Will accommodate an unlimited number of guests participating as sleuths. You will need a minimum of 18 suspects for this version of the mystery. Suggested investigation time is 2-3 hours. As with all of our mysteries, it is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD mystery package.
This mystery is a 3/5 on the Angel Rating Scale. The mystery contains mild details of a slashing and mentions of relationships between the characters, as well as mild references to drugs and alcohol, seances and psychics.
A 15 suspect mystery mystery set in a saloon in the Old West around the time of the California Gold Rush. Will accommodate an unlimited number of guests participating as sleuths. You will need a minimum of 15 suspects for this version of the mystery. Suggested investigation time is 2-3 hours. As with all of our mysteries, it is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD mystery package.
This mystery is a 4/5 on the Angel scale. In addition to the murder, there is reference to drinking and bar room brawl. As with all of our mysteries, there is no foul language.
A 18 suspect mystery mystery set in the Jury's Inn hotel, home to the Adage advertising convention in the 1960s. Will accommodate an unlimited number of guests participating as sleuths. You will need a minimum of 18 suspects for this version of the mystery. Suggested investigation time is 2-3 hours. As with all of our mysteries, it is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD mystery package.
This mystery is a 2/5 on the Angel scale. In addition to a murder, there are mentions of affairs and sex. This mystery is designed for an adult audience. As with all of our mysteries, there is no foul language.
