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Murder mystery dinner with friends

Host a theatrical whodunit with clue rounds between courses and a final reveal everyone can enjoy.

150 min6–10 adults, matched to your chosen gameAdults; choose a teen-appropriate game if including teens

Make the moment happen.

Choose a game whose player count and content suit your guests. Read the host instructions first; check whether the host can play without learning the ending.
Assign roles a week ahead and make costumes optional. Ask about food needs and give guests a short content note, including the fictional murder theme.
Serve a simple first course, then release the first clue round. Follow the game’s reveal order and let guests read roles instead of performing.
Pause for dinner and a second clue round. Collect private guesses before opening the solution; celebrate imaginative theories as well as correct answers.

A little help: Do not stretch a six-player game to two people: essential information may disappear.

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