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Organizing a Murder: 12 mystery party games
Organizing A Murder contains twelve different mysteries to solve with your friends - and it makes a great resource, containing answer sheets, clues, evidence and much more, all ready to be cut out to set the scene for your crime. There's huge variety. Not all the mysteries are murders, and the events are graded on three different levels, from those suitable for children from around 9, up to complex mysteries that need all the cunning of an adult player. Settings vary too, from a traditional country house to a starship in deep space.Unlike the party kits, there's a lot more variation in the way the each mystery is played out, from a simple treasure hunt, to a complex mystery with witness statements, clues and evidence to sift through. And because the players are all detectives, as individuals or teams, it's much simpler to organize as there's no need for costumes and embarrassing role-play. This approach means that any number of players can take part in one of these events.Whether you want to spice up a dinner party, keep the kids busy over the summer, or set a challenge for your team at work, Organizing a Murder can provide the answer.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Mar 30th, 2016
- Pages: 326
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.50in - 0.68in - 1.67lb
- EAN: 9781530522613
- Categories: • General
About the Author
Brian Clegg is an award-winning author of popular science books with titles ranging from A Brief History of Infinity to How to Build a Time Machine, Inflight Science and How Many Moons Does the Earth Have. Brian has a degree in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University and a Masters in Operational Research from Lancaster. He gives frequent talks at venues from the Royal Institution and the British Library to science festivals and schools. He has also written for The Observer, The Times, The Wall Street Journal, BBC Focus, Nature, Playboy and many more publications. In parallel with his non-fiction writing, Brian has written a number of crime fiction novels featuring vicar detective Stephen Capel. With Organizing a Murder, he brings his talent for a tantalising mystery to puzzle-solving party games.