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The game was very easy to download and print off. Didn't manage to get the email link to work to send the invites though so had to turn them into PDFs and attach to emails which took a bit of time. The game itself was brilliant and all the double entendre's made it really funny. We had a brilliant night and have recommended it to one of my USA friends to try. Unepoon (2016)
Overall a little disappointing. I have to commend the great value of the game and how easy it was to print off and organise: on the night, however, we quickly realised that this is a very simple one-dimensional game where people read out questions and answers to each other until the murderer is revealed. It was a great night but many people were quite drunk and uninterested by the end - there are games out where where people have their own quests, abilities, potential to kill each other off and steal, etc - I'll probably spend a little more next time! Sam (2016)
We had great fun but the dvd either didn't work correctly or was very confusing so we reverted to reading the evidence. Also due to using the mobile version, which was useful I didn't realise until the night that the clues for each person wasn't one their mobile section in the rounds and again had to get the laptop out. Could that be incorporated in future releases? And if there was a private YouTube channel set up with a downloadable link for the group evidence would make it all a little easier. Having said all that, everyone had a great time! Becky, London (2016)
Just one word ....... BrilliantThe Perry's (2015)
We all really enjoyed the game and the double entendre's were hilarious, however the game could improve with a few tweeks. There is a stinted flow to the game as it is not clear who reads first, we have hosted a number of Murder Mystery parties previously and they usually state at the start of the first readers dialogue..."you speak first" and so on. That said we had a hilarious nightAnon (2015)
