I'm looking for some more info about the All At Sea game.

by chuck
(houston, TX)

I agree very much that the most fun mystery games are interactive and non-scripted. We're getting ready to host a fairly large party, and we're looking for an appropriate mystery. All At Sea looks idea, but we're interested in finding out about the level of sex and innuendo of the characters.

We're expecting to invite some children as young as 13. I'm less concerned about violence and liquor and drug references as I am about promiscuity and adultery.

Thank you for your guidance.

My response:

In All at Sea there are a few references to promiscuity and adultery - but I estimate that no more than about 6 characters are affected. It should be fairly easy to cast the younger guests in roles that don't touch on such themes.

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