List of Murder Mystery Games
This is the complete list of murder mystery games mentioned on Great Murder Mystery Games.
The list is organised by publisher, so if you've liked one game by them, you can quickly find out what other games they have.
Freeform Games
- A Will to Murder - Set in a 1930s English stately home for 6 to 9 guests, plus one host.
- A Dead Man's Chest - pirates in the Caribbean for 12-16 guests, plus one host.
- Arabian Nights - Join us in the ancient middle eastern kindom of Ardalan. For 18 to 25 people.
- All at Sea - Spies and international intrigue on a cruise liner in 1914 for 16-33 guests, plus one host.
- Bludgeoned on Broadway - 1947 Broadway theatrics for 8-13 guests, plus one host.
- Casino Fatale - Spies and intrigue in a glamorous Parisian casino for 15-30 guests, plus one host.
- Court in the Act - Set in Queen Elizabeth I's court for 13-21 guests, plus one host.
- Curse of the Pharaoh - Set in the Egyptian desert in 1894. For 6 to 19 guests, plus one host.
- Dazzled to Death - A glamorous cocktail party in 1948 goes wrong. For 12 to 15 guests, plus one host.
- Davy Jones' Locker - Blackheart is dead, but where is his treasure? A pirate game set in 1785 for 10 to 15 guests, plus one host.
- Death on the Gambia - Venture into the heart of the Dark Continent in 1939. For 8 to 11 guests, plus one host.
- Halloween Lies - a modern-day Halloween-themed murder mystery set in the world of horror movies. For 16-32 guests, plus one host. (This is the Halloween version of Hollywood Lies.)
- Happy Birthday RJ - A 1980s murder mystery game set in the world of Texan oil barons. For 11 to 15 guests, plus one host.
- Hollywood Lies - a modern-day murder mystery set in Tinseltown. For 16-32 guests, plus one host.
- The Karma Club - set in a hippy commune in 1969. For 10 to 14 guests, plus one host.
- Lei'd to Rest - Set at a luau on Hawaii. For 6 to 12 guests, plus one host.
- The Night Before Christmas - Set in 1948, a Christmas game for 12 to 14 guests, plus one host.
- Snow Business - A skiing holiday in the French Alps turns sour... For 10 to 12 guests, plus one host.
- Under the Big Top A circus murder mystery game for 12-15 guests, plus one host.
- Way out West A Wild West murder mystery game for 10 to 24 guests, plus one host.
- The Spy Who Killed Me - it's 1965 and there's murder at an Oxbridge college. For 14 to 18 guests, and one host.
- Who Shot the Sheriff A Wild West murder mystery game for 12 to 15 guests, plus one host.
Dinner and a Murder Mystery Games
- A Killer Reunion - takes everyone back to a time when Elvis was King and hula-hoops were all the rage. A Killer Reunion is for 10-20 people.
- Death by Chocolate - Pamper yourself at Lady Godiva's Day Spa for 8 to 16 women, plus 5 optional male characters. people.
- Murder at the Four Deuces - Mobsters and the Roaring Twenties for 10-20 people.
- Murder at the Four Deuces 2 - set five years after Murder at the Four Deuces, this sequel features many of the same characters and is set on New Year's Eve and is for 10-20 people.
- The Santa Clause A Christmas game for 8-20 people.
- The Immortal Murders - Political Intrigue among the Vampyr Houses, Mage Guild, Were Clans & the Fae Court. Not your normal ghouls & goblins! For 8-20 people.
Please note that Extra Character Packets (10 additional characters in each packet - a total of up to 20 additional characters) are available for The Santa Clause and Murder at the Four Deuces. (They are already included in Class of '57.) Click here for more details.
Murder Mystery Games
- The Auction - Bid for the von Munchen relics in this modern-day game for 12-40 people.
- Cudham Riding Club - Trade horses and place bets in this modern murder mystery game for 14-40 people.
- The Final Curtain - Disaster strikes the Littledean Theatre Company in 1926. For 7 to 14 people.
- The Last Gasp - A Victorian murder mystery game for 14-40 people.
- St. Cakes - Set in a boarding school - for 40-200 people.
Peaky Games
- An Ecumenical Matter - priests and nuns and loosely inspired by Father Ted for 15 players, plus one host.
- Carry on at Camp David - American politics in 1962 for 15 to 18 guests and one host.
- Diamond Geezers - British gangsters in 2000 for 9 or 10 (preferably 10) guests and one host.