A murder mystery dinner for home
For 6–8 people. Roles and clues arrive digitally at just the right moment. Even the host could be the murderer.
Vienna, Carnival 1899
Vienna, 1899. At the Palais Esterházy, a select society gathers for a glittering masked ball. Champagne flows, old acquaintances are renewed, and behind the masks much stays unspoken.
But shortly before midnight, the host is found dead in his study.
Seven guests were at the palais. Each of them had something to hide. And one of them knows exactly what happened that night.
For 6–8 people · every player could be the murderer · approx. 2–3 hours · German or English

For hosts
You send a link to your guests.
Roles, clues and the flow of the evening are already prepared.
You don't have to print, hand out or moderate anything.
You might even be the murderer yourself.
How it works

Step 1
You assign the roles and send each guest their personal link. No printing, no sorting and no game-master script.

Step 2
Everyone reads their personal role beforehand: background, relationships and a secret only they know. Matching costume ideas are included.

Step 3
During the dinner, three rounds of clues are unlocked. With every round, new information comes to light.

Step 4
At the end, you all vote on who the murderer is. Whether you're right is revealed only in the resolution.
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No. Everyone gets their role with everything they need to know: background, relationships and a secret. You simply speak from your character's point of view and decide for yourself what you reveal. Reading aloud is perfectly fine.
Every case is written for 6 to 8 people. The host plays along just like everyone else and is just as much a suspect.
About one dinner: plan for roughly 2 to 3 hours. The three rounds of clues spread across the courses, and the resolution comes at the end.
You cook yourselves or order in. The case works with any menu. All that matters is that you sit at the table together.
Just a smartphone. Roles and clues arrive digitally at the right time; nothing needs to be printed or prepared.
Palais Esterházy is in preparation. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know when it goes live.
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