July 2025 - Whodunnit Mysteries

Key Ingredients of a Great Mystery Game: Plot, Clues, and Twists

Posted on July 26, 2025June 22, 2025 by Grace Naegle

🕵️‍♀️ Key Ingredients of a Great Mystery Game: Plot, Clues, and Twists

🎭 So, What Makes a Mystery Game Truly Unforgettable?

At first glance, a murder mystery game might seem simple: gather some friends, hand out suspicious character parts, toss in a few secrets — instant fun, right?

Well… sort of. The truth is, not all mysteries are created equal. Some fall flat: the plot’s too easy, the clues too obvious, or worse — everyone figures it out ten minutes in and spends the rest of the night awkwardly eating chips.

But the best mystery games? They’re pure magic. They make players gasp, laugh, and retell the night’s scandals for years. Whether you’re picking your first Whodunnit Mysteries kit or curious about what goes into designing one, it helps to know exactly what separates a good mystery from a forgettable one.

Let’s break down the secret recipe: plot, clues, plot twists, laughter, and characters you actually want to play — the five vital ingredients behind every legendary whodunnit.

📚 1️⃣ The Plot: The Heartbeat of a Great Mystery

Every mystery starts with the plot — the story that pulls everyone in and makes even the shyest guest lean in close, eager to learn more.

A great plot does three things:

Hooks you immediately: From the moment guests arrive, they should feel like something big has already happened or is about to.
Feels believable (but just dramatic enough): Whether it’s a stolen heirloom, a suspicious murder, or a monstrous secret council (Coalition of Monsters, anyone?), the story should make sense within its world.
Gives everyone a stake: No player wants to feel like a background extra. A strong plot ensures every character has secrets, motives, or something scandalous to protect.

For example, in Tea is for Terror, a posh Regency tea party quickly unravels as polite gossip turns into shocking revelations. The core plot is simple — but every character’s hidden agenda adds layers that keep the room buzzing.

Why it matters: If the plot’s flat, the energy drops fast. If it’s tight and full of tension? Guests stay engaged until the final gasp.

🗝️ How Whodunnit Mysteries Builds a Strong Plot

At Whodunnit Mysteries, we obsess over plot. Each story is:

Written by professional writers who love both literature and chaos.
Tested with real groups — friends, teens, families — to see where people get hooked or lose interest.
Designed with flexible pacing — so it works for fast talkers or slow-burn schemers alike.

We aim for that sweet spot: dramatic enough to feel juicy but never so tangled people get lost in the web.

🧩 2️⃣ The Clues: The Breadcrumb Trail That Keeps Players Guessing

Once the plot sets the stage, the clues keep the game alive. They’re the puzzle pieces players gather, swap, hide, or bluff about.

A great clue system:

Feeds information at just the right time.
Includes both truth and red herrings (misleading hints).
Gives all players equal access — so no one feels left out.

Bad clues are either too vague (“Someone did something bad!”) or too obvious (“Look under the couch, the killer’s name is Bob!”). Good clues make players think: “Wait… who had access to the food we were eating last night?”

📌 How Whodunnit Mysteries Designs Clues That Work

Our clue-writing checklist:
✅ Every clue pushes the story forward.
✅ Some clues conflict — so players must decide who to trust.
✅ Clues are revealed in rounds, so tension builds naturally.

For example, in Festival of the Gods, players receive clues while playing a series of games. Early clues feel innocent — but by the final round, secrets collide and chaos erupts.

We also design clues for every player type:

Clear facts for the logic lovers.
Rumors and gossip for the chatterboxes.
Secrets and motives for the shy plotters.
Visual clues for abstract thinkers.

🎭 3️⃣ The Plot Twists: The Delicious Shock Factor

Ah, the twist — the heartbeat-skipping, gasp-inducing “Wait, WHAT?!” that makes people remember a mystery forever.

A good twist:

Makes total sense in hindsight.
Feels earned, not random.
Turns suspicion on its head.

In the best games, the twist hits right when players think they have it all figured out. Maybe the mild-mannered butler suddenly reveals a scandalous double life, or the obvious villain turns out to be a pawn for someone sneakier.

Without a twist, a mystery can feel flat. With a twist, guests are still texting you weeks later: “I can’t believe it was ME the whole time!”

🔑 How Whodunnit Mysteries Crafts the Perfect Twist

This is our secret sauce. Every plot twist is:

Foreshadowed subtly so it doesn’t feel cheap.
Tested with multiple groups to ensure it lands just right.
Designed so even if someone guesses early, the journey there is full of laughs.

In Coalition of Monsters, for instance, the real betrayer hides behind multiple puzzles. Guests argue fiercely over red herrings, only for the final twist to drop like a bomb. It’s satisfying, shocking, and completely replayable.

😂 4️⃣ The Laughter: The Underrated Secret Ingredient

Ask mystery veterans what they remember most — it’s rarely just “who did it.” It’s how much they laughed while suspecting their best friend or watching Aunt Mary Lou dramatically deny her innocence.

A good mystery must be more than a puzzle. It must be a social circus. Well-crafted characters, playful secrets, and witty scripts help guests:

Break the ice instantly.
Try accents they’d never dare use in public.
Laugh at over-the-top excuses and fake confessions.

At Whodunnit Mysteries, we write with humor baked into the plot. The situations are ridiculous enough to spark laughs but tight enough to deliver an actual payoff.

🎭 5️⃣ Memorable Characters: Roles You Want to Play

Characters are the bridge between a decent story and an unforgettable night. If everyone wants to play their role, they’ll lean in, act up, and carry the plot forward naturally.

What makes a character fun?

Clear personality: Is she snobbish? Is he bumbling but suspiciously well-informed?
Secrets and motives: Even minor characters have something to protect.
Quirks: Small traits (like a fake accent, a love of gossip, or an outrageous costume piece) bring characters to life.

For example, Lost in Time is a time travel drama where guests get to play their favorite character in time, from Bob Ross to Marilyn Monroe, to Blackbeard, to Cleopatra. Guests immediately pick favorites — and villains — and gleefully milk every scandal for maximum drama.

🎉 How Memorable Characters and Humor Fuel Replays

When characters are well-written and the humor flows naturally:
✅ Guests interpret their character differently each game.
✅ New friends playing create new dynamics each game.
✅ Shy guests discover their secret inner diva.

This is why mystery parties don’t just “end” when you solve the crime. They live on as inside jokes, viral videos, and stories you’ll share for years.

🗂️ 6️⃣ Bonus Ingredient: Host-Friendliness

Even the best plot, clues, and characters can flop if the host feels overwhelmed. That’s why every Whodunnit Mysteries game includes:
✅ Clear, tested instructions.
✅ Simple setup checklists.
✅ Optional characters for surprise plus-ones or no-shows.

We believe anyone can host a brilliant mystery night with no stress and plenty of laughs — whether it’s your first time or your fiftieth.

🧩 7️⃣ Bonus Ingredient: Replay Value

“But once you know the answer, it’s over!” — only true for bad mysteries.

Good ones — like ours — layer secrets so richly that new groups create new alliances, rumors, and hilarious betrayals every time. Same script, totally different chaos.

🎉 Final Clue: It’s All About the Memories

So what makes a mystery game legendary?

✅ A plot that hooks you.
✅ Clues that make you think.
✅ Twists that flip the whole room upside down.
✅ Laugh-out-loud moments that break the ice.
✅ Characters so fun you beg to play them again.

When all these ingredients come together, you don’t just have a game — you have a party story people will share at every family gathering, reunion, or team dinner for years.

🕵️ Ready to Host Yours?

Now you know the secret recipe. Whether you crave high school rivalry, Christmas hijinx, or Wild West whodunnit, we have a game crafted with care, chaos, and guaranteed giggles.

👉 Browse our collection here: Whodunnit Mysteries

Gather your suspects. Pour the tea. Accuse your best friend. And may your next plot twist become your greatest party legend.

Happy sleuthing, Drama Queen! 🕵️‍♀️✨🎭

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Virtual vs In-Person Mystery Games: Which Should You Choose?

Posted on July 19, 2025June 22, 2025 by Grace Naegle

🕵️‍♀️ Virtual vs In-Person Mystery Games: Which Should You Choose?

🔍 So You’re Planning a Mystery Game — But Where Should It Happen?

Murder mystery parties are no longer just for lavish dinner parties with candlesticks and costume hats. Thanks to the magic of the internet (and a global pandemic that forced us all to get creative!), virtual mystery games have become just as popular as classic in-person gatherings.

So, what’s better? Should you invite your suspects to your living room — or log everyone in from their living rooms? How do the two styles compare? Which one is best for your group?

Grab your magnifying glass. We’re about to break down the clues.

🎭 In-Person Mystery Games: The Classic Experience

Nothing beats the vibe of an in-person murder mystery. Here’s why people keep hosting them decade after decade:

✅ All the Drama, Up Close
In-person means costumes, props, and dramatic gasps feel more immersive. Players read each other’s body language, whisper secrets in corners, and dramatically slam doors if they feel theatrical.

✅ Natural Mingling
Guests move around, form side groups, eavesdrop — it feels like a real social event, not just a scripted performance.

✅ Built-In Atmosphere
Hosts can decorate their space to match the story: candles for a haunted manor, tea cups for a Regency scandal, or Halloween lights for a monster summit.

✅ Perfect for Large Groups
Bigger gatherings are easy to manage in person — people break into smaller clusters, and you can see everything at a glance.

📱 Virtual Mystery Games: The Modern Twist

Virtual mysteries boomed during lockdowns — and it turns out, they’re here to stay. Why? Because they solve some common party headaches.

✅ Zero Travel Hassle
No need to clean your house, worry about parking, or fit everyone into your dining room. Guests log in from their sofa — in pajamas if they want!

✅ Invite Guests from Anywhere
Have cousins across the country? College friends scattered in three time zones? Virtual games let everyone join.

✅ Flexible for Busy Schedules
Shorter games and digital clues make it easy for guests to play even on a weeknight.

✅ Easy to Replay
Virtual kits can be reused with different groups. New faces = new chaos.

🗝️ How They Compare: A Quick Side-by-Side

	In-Person	Virtual
Setup	More props and decor	Fewer props, more screens
Guest Interaction	Physical mingling	Breakout rooms & chat
Group Size	6–50+ guests	4–20 guests (ideal)
Costumes & Atmosphere	Highly encouraged	Optional but fun!
Ease of Hosting	Some prep & cleanup	No house cleanup!
Tech Needs	None	Good Wi-Fi & webcam

🎉 Why Choose In-Person?

Hosting in person is the gold standard for social butterflies who love throwing parties. Pick in-person if:

You enjoy decorating and setting the mood.
You have space for guests to move around.
You want dramatic photos of everyone in costume.
You like side chatter and overhearing gossip — the lifeblood of a great mystery!

🕵️‍♀️ Why Choose Virtual?

Go virtual if:

Your guests live far apart.
You want to avoid extra costs like food and drinks.
You need an easy option for busy weeknights.
You want to test the waters as a first-time host with minimal fuss.

Virtual is perfect for:

Friend groups who love Zoom hangouts.
Remote office team-building.
Family reunions when travel isn’t possible.

💻 How Does a Virtual Mystery Game Work?

It’s simpler than you think:
1️⃣ Pick a mystery designed for virtual play. (Tip: Whodunnit Mysteries has multiple options!)
2️⃣ Send each guest their character sheet by email.
3️⃣ Schedule a Zoom, Google Meet, or other video call.
4️⃣ Follow the host guide: open with an intro, mingle in the main room or breakouts, drop clues in the chat, and watch your suspects squirm on-screen.

Guests can dress up, use virtual backgrounds, or stay in sweatpants — no judgment!

🏡 How Does an In-Person Game Work?

In-person follows the same story and secrets, but with extra perks:

Guests get physical clue cards and props.
Costumes shine — feather boas, fake mustaches, monocles!
You can serve snacks and themed drinks.
Players wander between rooms or gather in small clusters for whispered gossip.

At the climax, everyone gathers dramatically in the living room to point fingers and gasp at the big reveal.

🤝 Can You Mix Both?

Absolutely! Hybrid mysteries are rising in popularity:

Some guests gather in person, while a few join virtually on a laptop.
Or you host an in-person party but stream the big reveal for out-of-town family.

The key is picking a flexible mystery and assigning roles that fit each guest’s situation.

📌 Which One Is Easier for a First-Time Host?

Both can be easy — but if you’re truly nervous, virtual might feel less intimidating:

No furniture rearranging.
No stress over cleaning before and after.
No running around refilling snack bowls.

However, if you love hosting dinner parties and seeing your friends in costume, in-person is pure magic.

🗂️ Best Mysteries to Try for Each

Top Picks for In-Person:
✅ Tea is for Terror — Gossip and secrets at a Regency tea party.
✅ Coalition of Monsters — Monsters, puzzles, betrayal — it’s chaos in the best way.
✅ Festival of the Gods — Egyptian Gods, divine scandals, and game night.

Top Picks for Virtual:
✅ Shampoo High and the Headless Statue — Teen drama and easy online mingling.
✅ Bruffey Manor — Spooky fun that works well in a Zoom call.
✅ Tea is for Terror — Yes, it works online too — perfect hybrid game!

🎉 Final Verdict: Pick What Suits YOUR Crew

Mystery games are all about laughter, secrets, and “Aha!” moments — whether it’s around your kitchen table or on a Zoom call.

✅ Choose in-person for maximum drama, costumes, and mingling.
✅ Choose virtual for easy hosting, long-distance guests, and weeknight fun.
✅ Or do both — some hosts run the same mystery twice: once online, once in their living room!

Either way, Whodunnit Mysteries has you covered. Every game comes with a flexible host guide, digital printables, and tips for both formats.

🕵️‍♀️ Ready to Plan Your Next Mystery Night?

Check out our full library of mysteries for every group, vibe, and location right here: Whodunnit Mysteries.

So pour the tea, gather your suspects — online or in your living room — and get ready to solve secrets, laugh loudly, and accuse your friends of (fictional!) scandal.

Happy sleuthing, Host Extraordinaire! 🕵️‍♀️✨💻🏠

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What Makes a Good Detective? How Players Solve the Case

Posted on July 12, 2025June 27, 2025 by Grace Naegle

🕵️‍♂️ What Makes a Good Detective? How Players Solve the Case

🔍 So, You Want to Crack the Case?

In every mystery game, there’s always that one guest: the person who pieces it all together while everyone else is busy whispering gossip and spilling secrets about the wrong suspect. How do they do it? Are they psychic? Secretly reading the host’s notes?

Nope — they just know how to play detective like a pro.

Whether you’re hosting your first Whodunnit Mysteries game or stepping into the role of an amateur sleuth, here’s exactly what makes a good detective — and how YOU can be the one who stands up at the end and says, “I knew it all along.”

🗝️ 1️⃣ They Pay Attention to Every Little Detail

This sounds obvious, but you’d be amazed how many players miss vital clues because they’re distracted by costumes or snack tables.

A great detective listens carefully when characters share information. They remember small facts about alibis, motives, and timelines — and they notice when a detail changes later.

Pro Tip: Bring a notepad. Jot down names, motives, or suspicious quotes. It feels nerdy — but it works.

🎭 2️⃣ They Ask Smart Questions — and Lots of Them

Good detectives don’t just stand in the corner waiting for the answer to fall into their lap. They mingle, question everyone, and follow up when an answer feels off.

Examples of smart detective questions:

“Where were you when the crime happened?”
“Why didn’t you mention that before?”
“Who else knows your secret?”

In Whodunnit Mysteries, everyone has secrets — but a persistent sleuth can pry out confessions others might miss.

👀 3️⃣ They Watch Body Language (Yes, Even in a Party Game)

Even at a pretend crime scene, people give themselves away. A guilty player might avoid eye contact, stammer through a lie, or over-explain their story.

A good detective notices the little signs: nervous laughter, contradicting answers, sudden changes in mood when certain topics come up.

Next time you play, keep an eye on the most uncomfortable suspect — they might be hiding more than they admit.

📚 4️⃣ They Connect Clues Other People Overlook

Here’s where good detectives shine: it’s not enough to hear a rumor — you have to tie it back to motive and opportunity.

Example: “Why was Pete at the sunken ship so early? Who was he with? And what’s he hiding?”

They piece together:

Who had the motive?
Who had the chance?
Who benefits if the truth stays hidden?

It’s like putting together a puzzle — except some pieces are lies.

🗂️ 5️⃣ They Share (and Steal) Theories

The best detectives talk. They swap suspicions, test their theories aloud, and listen for how others react.

In a Whodunnit Mysteries game, this chatter is gold. Players may slip up and reveal more than they planned. Or they may panic and throw another suspect under the bus.

Always be talking — and listening.

🕵️ 6️⃣ They Doubt Everything — and Everyone

A rookie mistake: trusting what people say at face value.

A good detective assumes everyone could be lying — because they probably are. Fake secrets, red herrings, and hidden motives make a mystery juicy. A sharp detective cross-checks stories: Does this match what someone else said? Is there a reason to cover this up?

Suspicion is your best friend.

🎉 7️⃣ They Keep Their Cool and Have Fun

Detective work should be thrilling, not stressful. The best sleuths stay relaxed and enjoy the ride — they don’t panic if they hit a dead end.

If someone misleads you, laugh it off. If your top suspect turns out to be innocent, switch gears and follow the new clues.

Mystery games are unpredictable — roll with the chaos and trust your gut.

📌 8️⃣ They Play the Long Game

Early accusations can backfire — a smart detective gathers enough proof to be sure before pointing fingers.

Jumping too soon makes you look suspicious yourself. Better to build a case, watch how people react, and wait for the perfect moment to drop the mic.

🔑 So, What Makes a GREAT Detective?

To sum it up, the best detectives do five simple things, every time:

Pay attention. Listen to stories and details.
Take notes. Write it down so you don’t forget.
Ask questions. Lots of them.
Connect the dots. Motive + means + opportunity.
Trust nothing. Assume everyone is lying until proven innocent.

Follow these, and you’ll outsmart even the sneakiest villain in the room.

🕵️‍♀️ Pro Detective Tip: Team Up!

Sometimes the best detectives work together. Buddy up with a trusted co-sleuth. Whisper theories, compare notes, and watch how suspects squirm when they see you teaming up.

Two brains are better than one — and double the gossip is double the fun.

🎭 Good Detectives Make the Game Better for Everyone

Here’s a secret: the host wants you to solve the mystery — not instantly, but eventually. When players dive deep, ask sharp questions, and start piecing it together, the energy goes up. Everyone gets more into character. The scandal feels juicier.

So if you’re “that detective,” you’re actually helping the whole party feel more exciting and immersive.

🗝️ Best Mysteries for Sharp Detectives

Some Whodunnit Mysteries games are extra fun for guests who love solving things:

Coalition of Monsters: Betrayal, puzzles, monster secrets — tons to piece together.
Festival of the Gods: Divine intrigue and riddle-like clues sprinkled throughout.
Tea is for Terror: Perfect balance of social secrets and cunning lies.

If you want to test your sleuthing skills, these games deliver plenty to unravel.

🎉 Final Word: Anyone Can Be a Great Detective

The best part? You don’t need Sherlock’s hat or a detective badge to solve the case. Good detectives come in all forms — the shy cousin taking secret notes, the chatty friend piecing together gossip, or the host’s grandma who pretends she doesn’t know what’s happening and then nails the solution.

Next time you play, channel your inner sleuth. Listen, question, trust your gut — and when you finally shout, “Aha! I knew it was YOU!” — enjoy the bragging rights.

Ready to put your skills to the test? Check out all our mystery games at Whodunnit Mysteries — and may your next case be your greatest triumph yet.

Happy sleuthing! 🕵️✨🔍

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Are Mystery Games Difficult? Tips for First-Time Hosts

Posted on July 5, 2025June 22, 2025 by Grace Naegle

🕵️‍♀️ Are Mystery Games Difficult? Tips for First-Time Hosts

🎭 So, You’re Thinking About Hosting a Mystery Game… But Is It Hard?

You’ve seen the photos: guests in feather boas and fake mustaches, whispering secrets in the corner, someone gasping dramatically as a scandalous confession is made. A murder mystery party looks amazing — but if you’ve never hosted one, you might be wondering:

Is it too complicated? What if I mess it up? What if my guests just stand there awkwardly and no one solves the crime?!

Take a deep breath, Detective. We promise: hosting a mystery game is surprisingly easy — especially when you pick the right game. With just a few simple tricks, you’ll feel like a seasoned sleuthing party planner in no time.

Let’s bust the myth that mystery games are “difficult” — and share our best tips to make your first game a roaring success.

🔑 1️⃣ The Truth: It’s Easier Than It Looks

First things first: a good mystery game does most of the work for you.

When you buy a Whodunnit Mysteries game, you’re not starting from scratch. You get:

A clear host guide that spells out exactly what to do.
Character sheets for each guest.
Tips for pacing, setup, and troubleshooting.

Think of it like hosting a dinner party with a storyline — you set the mood, hand out the character info, guide the flow, and watch your guests create the magic.

📋 2️⃣ Read the Host Guide (We Promise, It’s Helpful!)

This sounds obvious, but it’s the #1 thing that sets up a smooth night: read the guide before party day.

At Whodunnit Mysteries, we keep our host guides clear and friendly. You’ll know:

Which characters are essential.
When to hand out extra clues.
How to steer the game back if people get off-topic.
When to gather everyone for the big accusation and final reveal.

Most hosts say, “Once we started, it basically ran itself!” — and they’re right.

🗂️ 3️⃣ Start Small and Work Up

If you’re truly nervous, start with a mystery for 6–10 people. Small games are easier to manage, conversations are easy to follow, and shy guests feel more comfortable playing a role.

Once you’ve done one, you’ll feel brave enough to host a larger gathering with 20 or even 50 players (yes, that’s a thing!).

🎉 4️⃣ Pick the Right Game for Your Crowd

Not every mystery is the same. Some are lighthearted with simple secrets; others include puzzles or extra challenges for more experienced players.

For your first time:
✅ Pick a flexible, story-focused mystery.
✅ Avoid a highly puzzle-heavy one until you get the hang of hosting.
✅ Read the game description carefully to match your guests’ personalities — rowdy, shy, kids attending?

At Whodunnit Mysteries, each product page tells you exactly what vibe to expect.

🕵️‍♂️ 5️⃣ Prep Ahead — But Don’t Overthink It

Here’s all you really need:

Print the host guide, character sheets, and clue cards.
Skim the instructions once or twice.
Have a simple snack table ready.

No giant props or expensive decorations required (though a fake mustache never hurts).

🎭 6️⃣ Let Your Guests Do the Heavy Lifting

A common worry: What if my friends are too shy?

Honestly? They won’t be. The moment you hand them a secret motive and permission to accuse their best friend of theft, they transform. Even your quietest guest can’t resist whispering conspiracies.

Encourage costumes — a hat or scarf goes a long way. Turn on a fitting playlist. Then stand back and watch the drama unfold.

🗝️ 7️⃣ Have a Plan for Latecomers and No-Shows

Sometimes Cousin Joe forgets to show up, or your best friend brings a surprise plus-one. Relax — it happens!

Tips:
✅ If someone bails last minute, merge their secrets with another character.
✅ If extra people come, give them a simple role: a witness, a reporter, a nosy bystander who can gossip.

Most games from Whodunnit Mysteries include optional characters just for this reason.

🤫 8️⃣ Embrace the Chaos

Mystery games are NOT a scripted play. Things won’t always follow the plan. People will improvise, invent wild lies, and forget their backstory halfway through.

That’s part of the fun. Laugh it off, guide them back with a clue card, and enjoy the surprise turns. The best memories often come from players going totally off-script.

📌 9️⃣ Keep Snacks and Drinks Flowing

Hungry detectives are grumpy detectives. Have easy finger foods on hand so guests can snack while scheming. Drinks (mocktails or themed cocktails) make it feel like a party, not just a game.

🕵️‍♀️1️⃣0️⃣ Trust the Big Reveal

Worried that no one will solve it? Don’t stress!

Every game comes with a clear final solution. Guests make their accusations, then you do the big “drumroll please” moment. Even if everyone guessed wrong, they’ll love hearing how the plot really went down.

Cue the gasps, high-fives, and the endless retelling of hilarious wrong guesses.

✅ So… Are Mystery Games Difficult?

Not at all! If you can host a dinner party, you can host a mystery game. It’s actually easier than other party games because the story, clues, and fun are built right in.

Your main jobs:

Invite the right number of people.
Match them to characters.
Keep the snacks coming.
Read a few lines here and there.
Sit back and let the conspiracies fly.

🎉 Ready to Be the Best Host Ever?

If you’ve been on the fence, here’s your sign: you’ve got this. Pick a beginner-friendly game from Whodunnit Mysteries, invite your favorite troublemakers, and enjoy the best night of laughter, secrets, and scandal — minus the real crime, of course.

Check out our easy-to-host mysteries right here: Whodunnit Mysteries. Your living room is about to become the scene of the most fun you’ve ever had pointing fingers at your friends!

Happy sleuthing, Rookie Host! 🕵️‍♂️✨🔍

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