by Lynda
We played the game The Last Gasp and we all loved it! I had 23 guests and we are all still talking about it today.
I love how it worked. Each person received their profile and what to do during the 4 hour mystery and dinner.
I would love to find a 50's or 60's theme murder mystery game that works much the same way.
Do you have any suggestions?
My response:
Hi - I'm glad you enjoyed The Last Gasp, it's an enjoyable game.
There are a couple of games that you might enjoy set in the 50s/60s (well, ish - as you'll see below) but they are all for a smaller number than the 23 you had for The Last Gasp.
Dazzled to Death is set in 1948 at a glamorous cocktail party. So it's almost the 50s! Anyway it's for 12 to 15 guests, and a host. Click here to read more about Dazzled to Death.
The Karma Club is set in a 1960s hippy commune, and it's for 10 to 14 guests. Click here to learn more about The Karma Club.
Reunion with Death - a lockdown murder mystery for 6-9 players played using online video chat. Click here for more details.
And click here for online murder mystery party tips!
Here's my suggested quick route through the site:
Step 1 - Go to Choosing a Game to choose the game that suits your party best.
Step 2 - Review the Tips for Hosts for helpful advice.
Step 3 - If you want to keep up to date with the latest murder mystery game news, click on my What's New page.
Step 4 - Once you've had your party - tell me how it went! Click here to tell me your murder mystery party story.
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