1940s Murder Mystery Host Your Own Game Kit
Regular price £29.99 Sale price £19.95 Save £10.04
Host your own In Real Life or Virtual Murder Mystery game night with the ultimate 1940s themed murder mystery game. Our host your own murder mystery kits are perfect for a night in with family, a dinner party game with friends or a team building exercise over Zoom for colleagues.
Simply download the mystery game materials immediately after purchase, invite your friends and enjoy a night of laughs and mystery.
It’s 1946 and the war is over!
To honour those brave soldiers who fought to bring peace back to the land, Lord Winchester, is having a party. Known for his diverse guests, lavish decor, and free flowing booze any gathering at his London Manor is always the talk of the town.
As guests are enjoying a cocktail or three, the lights go out and when they turn back on Winchester is dead.
What was the motive? Revenge? Jealousy?
It’s up to you to find out.
Murder Mystery Game Title: A 1940s Murder
Game Play: Random Replayable Game
Crime: Murder
Character Genders: Multiple Gender Neutral, Male & Female Characters
Game Setting: 1946, London, England
Difficulty: Medium (Replayable With Different Outcome)
Game Length: 1.5 - 3.5 Hours
Costume Suggestions: 1940s Themed Costumes
Ages: 13+
- Host Guide
- Detective Audio Files
- Evidence Packs
- Character Booklets
- Game Ballot
- Costume Suggestions (In Character Guides)
- Invitations
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4 - 8 Player Game |
Julie Gala |
American, Singer and Actress on the silver screen, wants to be cast in better roles |
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Aubrey Heyburn |
Belgian, training to be a ballerina in the West end, family fortune lost during WWII, |
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Alfie Hitchlock |
British born, famous Hollywood director who specializes in thriller and horror films |
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Mark Cable |
America actor, former heart throb who became a WWII soldier & pilot, bit of a ladies man |
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Mearl. E. Temple |
American, achieved great success as a child actor, but has had very little success as an adult |
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Lou. C. Ball |
American, comedian, singer and actor, hasn’t worked in a while, outspoken and untraditional |
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Edna/Edgar Beaver |
Overly friendly Chief of Staff at Winchester Manor. knows everyone’s secrets |
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Henri Pierot |
Belgian, Retired Private Investigator, very famous across Europe, obsessively neat and orderly. |
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4 - 14 Player Game |
Jane Marble |
British, former WWII nurse, observant, interested in crime, never married, early feminist |
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Agnes Chrystal |
British, Recently divorced, famous author of crime novels, independent early feminist |
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B. Rownose |
young soldier, now Winchester’s secretary, finds out people’s secrets and snitches on them. |
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Jerry Kraut |
German, far too British sounding to be real, a gentleman who’s in hiding, works as a butler |
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Thelmia Se’cretz |
Austrian, journalist, turned spy, can hold her own against any man, carries grudges |
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Colonel. J. Muster |
American, fought in both wars, lost his eye in one, got rich in the other, hiding something |
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4 - 20 Player Game |
Lee/Leah N Field |
British, weapons expert, specializing in rifles and other firearms, orphan seeking their family |
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Sherman Tank |
American, loud, brash, hot headed soldier, believes he single handily won the war, traditional |
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Pearl/Earl Harbour |
American, builds and repairs ships, knows everyone’s secrets, struggling to find work, nervous |
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Alana Turing |
British, mathematician, understands computer programs and codes, angry and man hating |
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S. Pitfire |
British, WWII pilot, reputation for never missing their target, sexually deviant and serious flirt |
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Winnie. C. Urchill |
British, traditional, politician wife, hates anything vulgar, love bulldogs and hates celebrities. |