Masters of Mystery

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Are you looking for a way to host your own murder mystery? Are you looking for a new way to play at home with friends on games night?

If the answer is yes, then let me introduce you to Masters of Mystery.

Masters of Mystery

Offering a unique range of games, Masters of Mystery creates murder mysteries, escape rooms and cold case files to play how you wish. They also have a mystery trail which will have you exploring London.

They have been cleverly set up to be played both in person or via zoom, allowing you a huge choice on just how you play your game.

The games are sent via downloadable file, meaning they are ready to play straight away. The game can then either be printed and handed to guests or shared via your online chat.

What’s more, due to this format the games can be played more than once.

Allowing between 2 and 30 players across the range, your hardest choice might be which one to take on first.

Here are some of my top picks from the Masters of Mystery range.

The Vampire Ball

Take a step into a Vampire Ball with this murder mystery. Taking inspiration from the modern pop culture of vampires, it is playable both in person and via zoom with the host able to play along.

There are 3 size choices for this game allowing between 4 and 20 players. What’s more, if you play once and decide you wish you had bought the game for more players, you can always upgrade via the expansion pack area.

Just who will turn out to be the blood-sucking murderer in this story?

The Vampire Ball starts at £29.99 for a 4 – 8 player game (right now on sale for £19.95).

The Haunting of Emmie Jenkins

Are you more of an escape room fan, but still like a side of murder, then The Haunting of Emmie Jenkins could be for you.

Offering a game suitable for 1 – 6 player teams and coming in at medium difficulty, are you ready to solve the puzzles?

On the night of January 24th, 1964 the Preston police received a phone call, the caller said they heard loud gunshots from the neighbour’s home. On arrival, the police find all members of the family dead, one in each room.

However, there is also a 3-page ransom note, asking for money and in return, they will bring Emmie back safely. But no one knows who Emmie is.

Who wrote the note, who is Emmie and what happened on that night?

The Haunting of Emmie Jenkins costs £15.

Unsolved Cold Case – Edward Munst

Have you ever wanted to try and solve a cold case? Then this is your chance. Offering a game for 1+ players the cold case of Edward Munst is just asking to be solved.

Munst was a poster child for the dotcom boom, while he had a few failed attempts in starting businesses online with friends Reggie Kent and Leslie Grayson, in the late 90s he finally made it as the co-found of SafeTee.

In 2002 Edward Munst was found murdered just a few yards from his home. Found by a stranger, he died en route to the hospital.

No one was ever charged with his murder.

The Unsolved Cold Case of Edward Munst comes in at £19.99 (on sale right now for £14.99).

Of course, these are just a handful of the games available from Masters of Mystery. You never know what you might find when you go looking for the perfect party game.

Competition

The Masters of Mystery has kindly offered me the chance to giveaway to four lucky winners £50 to spend on their website as they wish! Making this summer the perfect time for games night.

So how can you be in with a chance of being one of the four lucky winners?

Head over to the Masters of Mystery website and let me know using 8 words or more:
Which game would you most like to play and who would you be playing it with?

Good Luck!

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