What happens if your own character is the murderer?
1820176
Yes there is certain info that u r not aloud to share with other players and that is one
1820177
Then u r the murder it doesn't change the game because it's not ull the end that u reveal it
1820178
Then you try subtly not to get caught. it is still very fun. When we played, the guest that was the "murder" did it so well we all suspected him/her the least.
1820179
If you draw the murderer card it will tell you what to do, and play cool cause they are looking for you!
1082830
Yes, the murderer os the same.You can pretty much only play this game one time unless you don't mind knowing what the outcome is.
1218992
Yes it does. The tool has an adjustment that allows it to fit many types of crimes.
1148006
Honestly, we've done so many "Murder Parties" it's difficult to remember back that many years.. I know this company is probably the easiest to follow for beginners.. They're usually well scripted and if your guest is at least a little theatrical, it is a bit like a play.. I would suggest that the host or someone who is not a character have access to all of the different parts in order to make sure all the clues are given and to also keep things moving along.. It should be done by someone who can be a leader with a little humor mixed in.. We've found this technique extremely helpful.. We usually have 18-24 guests using quite a large number of "made up" additional parts in addition to those provided..
1371840
I also want to know what happens to you. Please let us know, I haven't used my Stun Gun yet.
1172003
I don't think so, unless someone plays two characters. Each booklet is independent of the others, and you need the clues from all of them.
1172004
It really needs 8 guests. You don't know who did it so the ione or more characters you are missing could be the killer. Also the dialogue is set up for all 8 characters interacting
1788335
The term "puzzle" for this game I think is used a bit loosely. There are questions you will develope while playing the game because something seems amiss or just not entirely clear, but are answered as you progress. When they say "puzzle" it's probably more along the lines of "how do I want to define my character?". The choices you make during the game, whether verbally or physically, will alter the story and relationships later on. Example: a scene where people are mean/abusive to you. You can choose to seek revenge or let it go.I'm not sure if you remember these, but there were "choose your own adventure" storybooks. You were given a scenario and each choice you made had a different outcome. The term "puzzle" for this game I think is used a bit loosely. There are questions you will develope while playing the game because something seems amiss or just not entirely clear, but are answered as you progress. When they say "puzzle" it's probably more along the lines of "how do I want to define my character?". The choices you make during the game, whether verbally or physically, will alter the story and relationships later on. Example: a scene where people are mean/abusive to you. You can choose to seek revenge or let it go.I'm not sure if you... » Read More The term "puzzle" for this game I think is used a bit loosely. There are questions you will develope while playing the game because something seems amiss or just not entirely clear, but are answered as you progress. When they say "puzzle" it's probably more along the lines of "how do I want to define my character?". The choices you make during the game, whether verbally or physically, will alter the story and relationships later on. Example: a scene where people are mean/abusive to you. You can choose to seek revenge or let it go.I'm not sure if you remember these, but there were "choose your own adventure" storybooks. You were given a scenario and each choice you made had a different outcome. « Show Less
1530015
You get to read a manga style comic book. You will get to make some desicions that will affect the outcome. You may wanna check out some game play video on you tube.
1797721
Sheldon is the central character and the puzzle is to solve how he was wronged. He is not a character you can play I the game.
1951303
It depends on the outcome and where you live. If they die as a direct result of this action, it will depend on your educational level. If you obtained a university degree and it was first class, you will be charged with murder with a first degree. Lower qualifications will be charged accordingly; murder with a second degree, murder with a third degree and so on. If you did not intend to kill then this would be mans_laughter. If they were merely injured then the charge may be assault with a salty weapon. The date is also important you can't shoot if you're out of season(ing).
2241692
No, it also will not prevent someone from stealing the plotwatcher. They would just have to break the plastic.
334731
Yes, it has a stand that allows for the persona to be posed behind their owning character if one is available.
2053050
Not that I'm aware of, but in my case its the individual characters that don't respond.
1486630
It all depends what you are trying to do with the spoiler,Give me some more info. Johnny
1148004
Honestly, we've done so many "Murder Parties" it's difficult to remember back that many years.. I know this company is probably the easiest to follow for beginners.. They're usually well scripted and if your guest is at least a little theatrical, it is a bit like a play.. I would suggest that the host or someone who is not a character have access to all of the different parts in order to make sure all the clues are given and to also keep things moving along.. It should be done by someone who can be a leader with a little humor mixed in.. We've found this technique extremely helpful.. We usually have 18-24 guests using quite a large number of "made up" additional parts in addition to those provided.. Honestly, we've done so many "Murder Parties" it's difficult to remember back that many years.. I know this company is probably the easiest to follow for beginners.. They're usually well scripted and if your guest is at least a little theatrical, it is a bit like a play.. I would suggest that the host or someone who is not a character have access to all of the different parts in order to make sure all the clues are given and to also keep things moving along.. It should be done by someone who can be a leader with a little humor mixed in.. We've found this technique extremely... » Read More Honestly, we've done so many "Murder Parties" it's difficult to remember back that many years.. I know this company is probably the easiest to follow for beginners.. They're usually well scripted and if your guest is at least a little theatrical, it is a bit like a play.. I would suggest that the host or someone who is not a character have access to all of the different parts in order to make sure all the clues are given and to also keep things moving along.. It should be done by someone who can be a leader with a little humor mixed in.. We've found this technique extremely helpful.. We usually have 18-24 guests using quite a large number of "made up" additional parts in addition to those provided.. « Show Less
207028
You should get a whistle. It won't stop crime, but it will let someone know one is being committed and then, maybe, they might find your body later.