Book Club Butchery Murder Mystery Game – Guilty Games

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Last updated 26 dezembro 2024

Book Club Butchery Murder Mystery Game – Guilty Games

Add suspense to your book club meetings with our murder mystery game. Uncover literary secrets, engage in thrilling discussions, and challenge your detective skills.
This interactive murder mystery game is for 5-15 players. Please select the specific gender variation from the variations below to match the number and gender of guests at your party! Each guest will be assigned a character and use information given and their sleuthing skills to solve a murder. This item will be shipped digitally, and within 24 hours you will receive an email (please provide an item note if you have a different email address) containing the files, which you can then print! Please keep in mind that there is a lot to print, so make sure that you have a method of printing! INTRODUCTION TO THEME: All of the world’s most prestigious and talented authors, journalists, and writers had been delivered a letter, handwritten in beautiful cursive with nothing more than a date, a time, and a location. On the day of, they were transported from their lives to one that most had never seen before- the future. All were intrigued, and they had no clue how they ended up there. A beautiful mansion with huge rose bushes lining the front path and with a grandiose fountain framing the front yard stood, its door open. The various authors wandered in, both hesitant and excited. When the last of the guests entered the front door, it violently slammed shut, trapping all of them inside. In the center of the room lay a pile of books, lit on fire. When they investigated closer, all of the authors were stunned to find their own masterpieces being eaten by the flames. Everybody was shocked and disgusted, yet they were unable to leave. A strange music played in the background, and when the guests all tried searching for a way out, they found something horrifying instead: H.G Wells was hanging in the kitchen, with the words “Crime and bad lives are the measure of a State's failure, all crime in the end is the crime of the community.” pinned to the wall, made up of various letters which had been cut out of newspapers. Next to his body was a box of matches, a scribbled note on the back of a newspaper clipping, a plain silver ring, a magnifying glass covered in blood, and a cracked pair of reading glasses. Someone who H.G Wells had brought to his mansion had killed him, leaving everyone not only scared for their own lives, but also realizing that they did not know how to get back to their time. It is up to you to find out who had the motive, mean, and opportunity to Kill H.G Wells- and remember, it could be any of you. Nobody knows who did it, not even the killer themself. Good luck. The perfect murder mystery with a Book Club Butchery theme that will give you and your guests a night to remember! 5-15 players- for other number/gender variations, please see our shop. What is included: Host guide, Introduction, Character Packets, Autopsy Report, Note Sheets, Name Tags, Confession Voting Forms, Confession This mystery game is unscripted- so the players have to act as detectives to form their own thoughts and questions to solve the murder. Everything you need will be available for you to download after you purchase the game and your payment is processed (files will be delivered via email), so you can purchase the game and host your party almost immediately after! A printer is required, and please keep in mind that there is a lot to print. It varies per game (usually about 3.5 pages per player), but there is a lot of information required to ensure your mystery runs smoothly! If you want something that you do not see, or you need a different variation for number or gender of characters, please contact us! If you have any additional questions, feel free to message us and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Enjoy your 5-15 player Book Club Butchery murder mystery game!

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