The Duke of Felthorpe has suffered a tragic accident while locked in his bathroom. Distraught friends and family gather to hear the reading of the will. But was the Duke's death as innocent as it seems? (probably not.) And will the last will still stand?
The Reading of the Will is a Murder Mystery Game for 6 to 8 guests. It is usually run around an evening dinner and takes about two hours.
Farthingay Manor is a downloadable murder mystery for 6 people. Your guests have all been invited to attend a country house weekend in England, August, 1926. They do not know their host Lord Farthing. They do not know each other. So why they were invited to Farthingay Manor? Over the course of the weekend, the truth gradually emerges...
A Downloadable game for 7-14 guests. Tragedy has struck in the normally quiet world of Littledean Theatre. During a performance of the thriller 'The Final Curtain', Vincent Royle, the leading actor, has collapsed to the floor, dead. But, in true theatrical style, the show must go on...
Following the suspicious death of Baroness Audry von Munchen, the fabulous von Munchen relics are to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. In the absence of a legal heir, it looks like all the proceeds will go to her favourite charity - unless a claimant comes forward at the last moment. What is the truth behind the Baroness's death? Only those who attend The Auction will find out...
Cudham Riding Club is in turmoil following the untimely death of its Founder and Chairwoman, Lady Amanda Cudham. All the members of the club are invited to a special meeting, to decide who should replace Amanda. Old scores will be settled, evil crimes uncovered, and there will even be time for some horse-trading...
It is 1899 and George Sweet, the 5th Earl of Coddingham, has lead a wicked and dissolute life. His past is finally catching up with him and, eager to keep out of reach of the law, he is planning to flee abroad. Before he goes, he is holding one final party...The Last Gasp
St. Cakes has been a seat of learning since AD 930, when Bishop Cakes founded an educational establishment for "those miraculously cured of leprosy", shortly before succumbing to the disease himself. Keen that others should share his love of learning, he carried a stick with him which he used to beat anyone he met who had no knowledge of Latin...