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1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Party Game Kit - digital files delivered via email

1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Party Game Kit - digital files delivered via email
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Game difficulty

Easy/Intermediate

Costume suggestions

Flapper dresses, mobster attire, and classic 1920s styles! Dress up according to your character.

Time to play

1.5-2.5 hours

Game play

Detective style freeform game where the host can play along

Plot

1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Introduction To The Theme

The Underground Club was picking up business fast. It had been getting great business and, so far, had been kept completely off police radar. Many clubs had been shut down by the police because it was illegal to own a speakeasy, but the Underground Club was thriving. People were flocking to the club to get their dose of fun and dancing. For Charlie and James Doe, the siblings that owned the Underground Club, this was great. Money was rolling in and the club was getting plenty of business. However, the Does had some enemies... people that did not support the illegal lifestyle that James and Charlie had adopted or people who had their own reasons to dislike the Does. One of those enemies took this hatred so far that they killed James.

James Doe was poisoned. However, this was not brought to the attention of the police, or anyone really, because James had been killed in the Underground Club. Calling the police to help catch the murderer would only lead to the arrest of many and the shutting down of the club. So, everyone hid the murder. It was not spoken of until one day, a week after James’s death, when Charlie Doe locked everyone who she thought could have killed her brother in the club. There were twelve people, including Charlie, who could have killed James. The police cannot be involved, therefore, all of you must be the detectives. You will ask questions and get the answers you need to figure out who had the motive, mean, and opportunity to murder James Doe... and all of you are suspects.


James Doe was found at 11:00 at night and he was estimated to have been poisoned at 10:20 and to have died only five minutes later. The murder occurred a week before this investigation. Found next to the body was a pen, a lollipop stick, and broken glass. Now, it is up to you to find out who killed James Doe. It could be any of the twelve of you and as of now, no one knows who the killer is... not even the killer themself. Good luck!

Sample Characters (Actual Characters Will Vary Based on Number/Gender of Players)

Lola Rivers is a flapper at the Underground Club. She was fired for taking too many breaks and showing up extremely late for work. Lola continued to go to the club after she lost her job there. She kept her dress and her key to the dressing room that she had been given at the beginning of her journey as a flapper. She has every intention of getting her job back, no matter how she would have to do it.

Tom came to live with Charlie after James was killed. He was the temporary club manager and was working long hours to help his sister. Tom and Charlie had never been very close until this past year, when their father died and later when their brother was killed. Strangely, these deaths seemed to bring the siblings closer instead of tearing them apart.

May Wilkinson is the youngest flapper at the club. At only eighteen, May left home to find a better opportunity than the one that she had on the farm where she had lived. She loved the excitement of the city and she felt at home there. May got the job under mysterious circumstances, as no one as young as her had ever been allowed to work in the club.

Charlie Doe is James’ sister. Charlie is the subject of rumors that state that she is the mastermind behind the Underground Club and that she does all of the work, although in reality it is a team ef ort between her and her siblings. Now that her brother is dead, Charlie needs answers. She has waited long enough, but tonight, the killer will be brought to justice.

Frankie Lee is an art curator for the Underground Club. He was an old friend of Charlie Doe’s and was asked to help get some artwork for the walls of the club. Soon, Charlie was selling art right of of the walls and asked Frankie to keep getting more exciting pieces. Frankie was a professional art curator and he and Charlie had a deal that greatly benefitted both of them.

Adam is a financial backer of the club. He works behind the scenes with the Does to keep the club running smoothly. He pays for many of the events at the club and gets a great return back from them. Adam was a huge fan of the Underground Club and found it to be a prime investment opportunity. Adam was working hard to combat the cops in the city who might take out the club, and that was his top priority.

What's in the Digital/Printable 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Kit

Everything you need to host an unforgettable murder mystery party

Host Guide

Host Guide

Complete instructions for hosting the perfect 1920s Flapper murder mystery party

Introduction

Introduction

Set the scene with our engaging story introduction

Character Packets

Character Packets

Detailed character backgrounds and secrets for each guest

Name Tags

Name Tags

Printable name tags for all characters

Voting Forms

Voting Forms

Let guests cast their votes for the culprit

Confession

Confession

The dramatic reveal of the murderer's confession

Autopsy Report

Autopsy Report

Forensic details to help solve the mystery

Extras

Extras

Bonus materials including invitations and decorations

1920s Flapper Murder Mystery FAQs

Can the Host Play Along in the 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Game?

Yes, the host can play along! We include a clear host guide that explains how to host and play without spoiling the fun!

What if my number of players changes?

Send us an email! We can send you adjusted files ASAP. We have specific number of players so everyone is important--and are happy to send adjusted games.

How long does it take to play the 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery?

It takes about 1.5 to 2.5 hours to play, but the game is very easily adjusted!

Is the murder mystery scripted?

No, our mysteries are not scripted. They are freeform, detective-style games where all guests get to interactive in a more traditional party setting!

What props should I use for the 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery?

Turn your space into a DIY speakeasy with lots of drinks, pearls, and feather boas. Set up a stage and play some jazz music with some signature cocktails to bring the speakeasy to life. Include some mood lighting to really bring it all together.

What Age Range is the 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Good for?

The 1920s gangster murder mystery game is great for teens and adults! The game contains some adult themes given that it takes place during a speakeasy during prohibition but there is no adult language or sexual/overly graphic themes.

Can I play the 1920s Flapper Murder Mystery Game Virtually?

Yes! Any of our games can be played virtually-- just add an order note or purchase the virtual mystery game, 1920s Flapper variant!