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TheGameGirl
Answers Your Party Game Questions

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Mystery Party Games
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kandisdr asked:

Occasion: mystery dinner party for 10 from office
I have been unable to find a party guide for 10 guests. >Any suggestions?

The Game Girl says:

You can find many box games for mystery parties in bookstores, better toy stores and on the web.

Jen asked:

Occasion: none
Are there any fun mystery games for just 4 people?

The Game Girl says:

You can buy box games for this for as many people as you want. These are sold at toy and book stores. They are also available on CD. Remember, there's always Clue.

Brandi Boyer asked:

Occasion: Just for Fun
Can you give me some ideas for a role playing party I want to have. I want it to involve all of my guests having fun trying to figure out clues to find the killer.

The Game Girl says:

Pick up one of those boxed mystery games, such as How to Host a Murder. Give the parts to the best actors, and ask everyone else to come dressed as a character from the theme.

Debbie Arnold asked:

Occasion: Mystery Dinner Party
I'm looking for a Murder Mystery dinner party kid for a corporate event. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

The Game Girl says:

There are several on the market today. Many come in boxed kits, ready to play, such as How to Host A Murder. We have them too, so if you want a packet of information, send me your mailing address and I'll send it to you. They're lots of fun!

Susan asked:

Occasion: 40th Birthday in the Backyard or Park
Any ideas on how I can conduct a murder mystery party theme for 40-50 people in the outdoors? Trying to keep it simple for that many people. Your ideas would be greatly appreciated.

The Game Girl says:

You've come to the right place, Susan. I write murder mystery plays for groups just like yours. The plays are fully scripted for 8-10 suspects, the rest get clues, police reports, and a look at the crime scene, and have to solve the mystery. There's a director's copy to keep everything simple. We encourage everyone to come dressed as a favorite detective, villain, or even victim. For a packet of information, email me at tpwarner@ix.netcom.com and I'll send the packet along.