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Games come in many forms. We love that our games are played away from the computer - usually over dinner. But Empire Avenue is an online "game" that helps you manage and develop your social presence online, by letting you buy and sell shares in other people.

If you want to find us on Empire Avenue, Look up the user name "Dixon".

Over the past two weeks we have been conducting a survey amongst our readers to find the best party planning blog. We're pleased to announce the survey is complete and results are in! You voted for THEME A PARTY.com blog as the best party planning blog in the US! Congratulations to THEME A PARTY.com who won with over 40% of the total votes. A highly popular choice.

Here at Murder Mystery HQ, we're constantly reading up on the finer points of party planning. Providing some of the most enduring and well-loved traditional murder mystery games means that we have a vested interest in keeping up with the latest trends and fashions in party planning. We like to know what's hot in the Hamptons, how to serve Hor's de Ouvres in Orlando and how to hand-paint a placeholder in Portland.

How about a little fun and social quiz, with the chance to win one of our fantastic Murder Mystery Games for free!

The competition is very simple. All you have to do is visit our Facebook page and think of a name for our rather charming English Gentleman that you will find there!

If you’re having a murder mystery party, there are no doubt a number of finer points and details you need to consider, to ensure your party goes swimmingly.

Our Murder Mystery Games are all in the traditional British - style and are set around the turn of the twentieth century; therefore we will be providing a number of helpful articles to give you costume and props ideas, in-keeping with the time period.

If you're planning a murder mystery game party, you will no doubt want to pay attention the finer points that can really add to the atmosphere and fun; such as having props and fancy dress accessories for all of your characters. Our traditional murder mystery games, such as The Reading of the Will are set around the early decades of the twentieth century, so think of Poirot, Sherlock Holmes or the 1920s flapper era for inspiration!

Welcome to the new site. We'd love any feedback that you can give us.