Mystery Party Games. Why, When, How that Happened?

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Mystery Party Games are those kind of games in which they drive you mad trying to find out who, when, how, why, who with, etc. an action, event or crime happened.It's not just about figuring out who killed or who did the wrong, but about finding out other clues and answers to different questions: who, when, how, etc. The more answers to find the more complicated the games gets and the better the mystery game becomes too.A mystery is not really a mystery if what you have to solve is easy.

You can think of Agatha Chritie's books, Sherlock Holmes stories to help you to make your own mystery games. Though as a mystery it is something difficult to solve, then to create a mystery game is usually more difficult to do as well than an ordinary game. That's why you will most likely need to go to Host-Party to get the BEST mystery games of all sorts ranging for any age group that nobody can solve :-)

A very simple funny mystery game that I just made up would be:

Game 1. Each player or guest in the party will be the spy of somebody else during the get-together. He has to pay attention on every single detail that the other person does, says, etc. At the end of the party each one has to try to guess who his spy was and tell everything he remembers and observed of the person he spyed on.The spy that is not found out by the person whom he spyed on and remembers more details of the person he spyed gets a prize.

A simple way of creating or making mystery party games would be:

1. You give a piece or paper to each guest with the character they are, who this character is related to, some details about what they were doing at the time that the action or the murder took place and then they have to go and talk to each other to find out who the other players are and what they were doing when the action/murder took place and then they have to try to make up the story of what and how it exactly happened and if there was a murderer or an evil doer guess who this was according to the conclusions they previously got. The only person allowed to lie about the facts is the killer or the 'Wanted Person'.



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