Dinner Party Murders — printable murder mystery games for your dinner table

Murder at the Peacock Club — key art
Murder at the Peacock Club — New Year's Eve, 1925

A dinner party murder mystery, in three acts — for 6 to 8 players.

Murder at Ravensmere Hall — key art
Murder at Ravensmere Hall — All Hallows' Eve, 1893

A dinner party murder mystery, in three acts — for 6 to 8 players.

The case files

Choose your murder

The shelf we're building

Every case is a different world

One live case, one being written, and these worlds on the drawing board. No re-skins — each game gets its own era, its own cast, its own art.

  • The Masquerade Ball — concept art

    In the works

    The Masquerade Ball

    Gowns, Venetian masks, and dark secrets

  • Old Hollywood — concept art

    In the works

    Old Hollywood

    A red carpet, a rolling camera, a scandal

  • The Rewind — concept art

    In the works

    The Rewind

    Neon, mixtapes, and one dead stop

  • The Night Train — concept art

    In the works

    The Night Train

    A locked sleeper, snowbound

See the case files

What makes ours different

The Show does the hosting

Opening titles roll like a film. The Inspector arrives on screen with new evidence — a real performance, not text on a card — and a reveal sting lands the final accusation.

You host, but you don’t narrate

There’s no dedicated host role to sit out as. You play a character too. The Show keeps time and handles the clue cards — putting each one on screen when it’s earned, or telling you exactly when to deal it, depending on the game.

Every clue implicates or exonerates

Nothing is a dead end. A guest who pays attention and trades information can actually work out who did it.

See how a night runs

On the record

What you can count on

  • 4 films

    In The Show, plus a full original score.

  • 6–8 players

    The murderer is always one of the six core characters, so it solves properly at any size.

  • No app

    The Show opens in an ordinary browser tab. No account, nothing to install — an access code and your TV.

  • Easier or harder

    Chosen on the opening screen. Same killer, same evidence.