Christmas Games · 4–20 Players
Festive whodunits for the dinner table, plus a Santa cold case to crack by the fire.
Shop Christmas GamesRandomised roles and guided rounds keep the organiser inside the mystery.
Solo cold cases, date nights for two, dinner parties and big groups.
Order now, open the app and it runs the whole night for you.
Everyone gets a character booklet; the clues carry the night.
YOUR CHRISTMAS, YOUR KIND OF MYSTERY
Choose your guest list, pick your mystery and give everyone a role. Start with the player range that fits your group.
Choose a Christmas party gamePrefer a year-round theme? Try 1920s, Wine Tasting or Masquerade. Select your language and player range.
Planning a company or commercial event? Check our commercial licence and game requirements.
Work together to save Christmas. An online escape room for one team of one to six players, designed for ages seven and up. Allow about an hour, use a computer and enjoy a one-time play.
Explore Help Save ChristmasPrefer investigating evidence together? Explore our cold case files and check the age guidance, format and player details for your chosen case.
Looking for something to unwrap? Choose a boxed mystery, then check the delivery estimate for your address. Digital editions do not include a physical box.
Explore boxed mysteriesPrices, availability and any applicable offer are shown on the product page and at checkout.
Twelve nights. One Christmas mystery. Preorder Twelfth Knife for a new chapter each night from 13 December to Christmas Eve.
Preorder Twelfth KnifeEnglish browser game for ages 15 and up. One household access code. Allow 15–20 minutes each night.
Pulled from the case files
1920s Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Masquerade Ball Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
1980s Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Wild West Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Wizarding School Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Bake Off Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Broadway Musical Murder Mystery Party Game Kit
Complete kit + free party app
Scales to suit your guest list
Host at the table or online
A different culprit every play
Two doors. One mystery.
Every game is complete in its kit — then comes with something extra. Dinner parties add an invisible host; investigations add a case portal that answers back. Both free, from the moment you order.
Dinner party games
Cinematic invitations, a secret script for any guest who wants one — and the killer chosen in secret. Not even you will know.
Step inside the appCold cases · Escape rooms
Tapes that play, terminals that unlock, a verdict with your name on it — alongside the documents on your desk.
Open the portalMasters of Mystery create immersive mystery experiences for every kind of night — host-your-own murder mystery dinner party games, solo and two-player cold case files, and online escape rooms. Each one comes packed with clues, characters, evidence and twists that keep everyone guessing right up to the final reveal.
Case Multiplier · Standing Offer
Open two files in one order and 10% is struck off the total. Take on a third and the rate improves to 15% — filed automatically at the basket.
Case Evidence · Verified Reviews
What hosts, sleuths and party planners told us once the killer was caught.
Witness statement
Best friends for 50 plus years. This was part of our annual girls trip. Everyone got into character and it was a blast.
Witness statement
We had a great experience. A couple suggestions would be to have videos of the inspector instead of just an audio file. We also struggled a little with printing. Otherwise, we all had a fantastic time and enjoyed our Murder on the Orient Express experience!
Witness statement
What a great night. Lots of fun and laughter. Food ideas worked a charm and really freed me up to enjoy the night as a participant. Everyone dressed up and got into character including accents. Clues were a little light on and some irrelevant. I would have liked more dialogue in each round. Overall it was a great night and the game was a great success.
Witness statement
Epic party! My friends really embraced their characters. Liked that I got to play as the host.
Witness statement
I used this as an evening activity at our pirate themed scout camp. All the scouts loved it though I would have liked step by step host instructions to make the evening flow with no confusion! There were all 20 characters in play and the scouts had a blast!
Witness statement
We used the Mascarade Murder Mystery Party. 12 people attended. It was easy to use and super fun!
Witness statement
Our church group here in St. Albans, VT had great fun with the game last night. All twenty suspects played with great enthusiasm! We shared the rumors with the non suspects to include them, so everyone had a good time. Ended up the crazy girlfriend/fan did it.
Witness statement
I think this is the 6th game I have gotten from Masters of Mystery and it didn't disappoint! This Regency era game had a lot of fun extra gossipy tidbits that made the game more scandalous. I look forward to playing this one again!
Witness statement
We used this for my son’s birthday, ages 6-12 and it went great! The directions were easy to understand and it went smoothly. All the kids had a blast!
Witness statement
This was such a blast! This is my first time doing a murder mystery with this company. Very easy to follow directions and play as well as lead the party. I will be purchasing another in the future.
Real Masters of Mystery cold cases — playable tonight
Your cursor is a UV torch — sweep the file Keep scrolling — the UV torch sweeps the file
Subject: The Murder of Edward Munst
Late 1990s: Edward Munst is the co-founder of SafeTee.com — a poster child of the dotcom boom. Before the money came a string of failed ventures with Reggie Kent and Leslie Grayson.
October 2nd, 2002 — Munst is attacked and killed a few dozen yards from his own front door. A passer-by finds him; he dies on the way to St. Steven's Hospital.
Investigating officer’s note — “The dossier is intact. Statements, timelines, the evidence — the lot. This case doesn't need more paperwork. It needs a fresh pair of eyes.”
No one was ever charged. Reopened: tonight.
October 2nd — why that night?a passer-by — or a witness?who profits from SafeTee now? →Reopened
Subject: The Tarot Card Killer of Charon's Crossing
The murders are brutal. The messages are personal. And at every scene, a tarot card left behind.
The investigation keeps snagging on a series of killings from twenty-five years ago — when another murderer haunted the town's dark corners. Something from that time is bleeding into the present.
Investigating officer’s note — “Small group of suspects, all linked to the past. In a place like Charon's Crossing, everyone has secrets and no one is entirely innocent.”
The cards keep coming. Your consult starts tonight.
which card comes next?same hand as 25 years ago?no one is entirely innocent →Reopened
Subject: Missing: S. Claus — Last Seen Over The North Sea
20:15, December 24th — the sleigh is tracked crossing the North Sea. Then, nothing. Tracking systems across the globe lose him at once. He is declared missing.
The JOLLY team is assembling. What — or who — is responsible?
Investigating officer’s note — “Every minute counts. If this case isn't cracked by morning, Christmas doesn't come.”
Status: missing. We must find Santa.
8:15pm — all systems at once?who benefits from no Christmas?check the naughty list →ReopenedCrime scene — everyone's a suspect — do not cross
Game nights, cold cases and city trails from the world of Masters of Mystery.
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