April 01, 2007
This month I have details of an interactive murder mystery cruise in the Mediterranean (in October - sign up soon to get your place!) and Freeform Games are looking for playtesters.
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Would you like to go on a murder mystery cruise - around the Mediterranean?
Inspector Jack Pachuta, of Mysteries-on-the-Net fame, has arranged a murder mystery cruise in the Mediterranean from 22 October to 2 November 2007.
Those lucky people taking part will get to...
- Take part in an interactive murder mystery that lasts the entire trip. Golly - that's 10 whole days of murder mystery goodness!
- Attend Inspector Jack's writing seminars - learn the techniques of writing and staging your own mystery party from Inspector Jack himself.
- Take home a CD-ROM with seven of the most popular Mysteries on the Net games.
- Visit exotic Mediterranean ports such as Casablanca, Tangier, Barcelona and Rome.
- And more - which I can't tell you about because Inspector Jack hasn't told me.
Freeform Games seek playtesters for their new murder mystery games
Freeform Games have several new murder mystery games nearing completion and are looking for playtesters.
The idea of a playtest is to iron out the kinks and blemishes before putting the game on sale. It's something that Freeform Games always do internally, but it's also useful to have an external playtest.
Due to the nature of playtesting, you do need to be able to host the murder mystery party at fairly short notice.
Freeform Games also request that you have played at least one of their games before.
The other bit to playtesting is providing feedback - and Freeform Games have a simple form to do that.
Click here if you want to learn more and become a Freeform Games playtester.
"I failed at all seven of my goals and I had a ball doing it."
Here's a blog entry on Court in the Act, Freeform Games' Elizabethan murder mystery. Lots of great photos and a great write-up - it looks like they really had a ball.
I don't think there's anything else I can add!
Click here to read the blog. Click here to read more about Court in the Act.
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