Jour de l'Indépendance/BBQ sur le thème du meurtre Mystery Hébergez votre propre kit de jeu

An Independence Day BBQ–themed murder mystery is the ultimate summer twist on a classic whodunit. Set at a patriotic picnic or neighborhood block party, this game invites guests into a world of sizzling secrets, backyard gossip, and unexpected sabotage. Just as the burgers are flipped and the sparklers come out, someone ends up dead—or missing—and everyone at the celebration becomes a suspect. With sun-soaked drama, quirky roles, and explosive twists, it’s the perfect way to turn a July 4th gathering into a memorable mystery event.

Yes, this game is ideal for 10 guests. The standard version accommodates between 4 and 14 players, and 10 offers a great balance of interaction, clue-sharing, and fast pacing. Each player is assigned a unique role with their own secrets and motives. If your guest count changes last minute, it’s easy to adjust without affecting the flow of the event.

Yes, the game works great in both formats. For in-person events, it pairs perfectly with a real BBQ, yard games, and festive décor. If you're connecting virtually, the materials can be shared digitally, and the dialogue-driven structure works well on video calls. Whether you're grilling together or gathering from across the country, the mystery unfolds just as easily.

The game usually lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours, depending on group size and how interactive your guests are. A 10-player game typically runs about two hours. Some groups move quickly through clues, while others add food breaks or extend the fun with music, dancing, or fireworks between rounds. The pacing is flexible to match your event.

he kit includes everything needed to host a backyard-style mystery. This includes a host guide with setup instructions, individual character profiles with secrets and objectives, a set of themed clues and documents to reveal during the game, optional narration or script prompts, printable or digital invitations, and final voting cards. You’ll also receive suggestions for patriotic decorations, dress codes, music playlists, and menu ideas to create a true Fourth of July atmosphere.

Yes, the game is fully replayable. The killer’s identity can be changed each time, and the storyline can evolve with new guests or reshuffled character assignments. That means you can bring it out again next summer, run it for different groups, or make it an annual tradition with a different twist every time.

This game is perfect for Fourth of July celebrations, backyard BBQs, long weekend parties, summer birthdays, block parties, or family reunions. It works well as a feature activity during the afternoon or as evening entertainment before fireworks. If your event includes grilling, lawn chairs, cold drinks, and red-white-and-blue decorations, this mystery fits right in.

The game is recommended for ages 15 and up. It’s designed for teens and adults, with light-hearted mystery content, mild humor, and playful suspense. There’s no graphic content, so it’s suitable for mixed-age groups at family-friendly events, but the game is most fun when players are old enough to read their roles, follow clues, and stay in character.

Costumes are optional but strongly encouraged. Guests can wear anything festive or themed—red, white, and blue outfits, BBQ aprons, sun hats, or vintage Americana. The character sheets include style ideas to help players embrace the mood. Even simple accessories like sunglasses, bandanas, or name tags can enhance the immersion and add to the fun.

Yes, the game can be expanded to include up to 20 players with optional character add-on packs. Each additional role includes a full backstory, clues, and motives tied to the central mystery. Whether you're inviting a small crew or the whole neighborhood, the structure keeps everyone involved without compromising the story.

Yes, the host can absolutely participate. The mystery solution is hidden unless the host chooses to review it in advance, which means you can assign all roles and still join as a character. If you'd prefer to facilitate while staying in theme, you can act as a neutral announcer or party planner character. Either way, you don’t need a separate game master—the host can enjoy the mystery along with the guests.