- Everyone is a suspect when murder is on the menu in this classic murder mystery dinner party game for 6 - 8 players
- Choose which of your friends play which devous suspect and invite them to come along in that character
- Includes recepie suggestions, secret clues, invites, place cards, character booklets, CD, Party planer and rules
- Which one (or more) of your friends will be caught out as a murderer?
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Model Number2880
Assembly RequiredNo
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It is 1937 and you have been invited to wine and dine at the luxurious Chateau Deux Chevaux, home of one of France's finest vineyards. But the promise of a sparkling evening is shattered when you discover that your host, Anthony Burgess-Blunt, has been found dead in one of his own wine vats.
One - or more - of the guests gathered around the table is responsible for his death. All have their own secrets and motives, but which one of you fermented the plot. It's up to you to find out.....
The suspects are:
Marie de Cheval - Married to the murdered manm she inherited this fine Chateau that has been in the family for genarations.
Maurice de Cheval - Marie's brother is a brilliant scientist working on a secret project for the government.
Orson Whales - The enfant terribleof Hollywood is in France researching his next film to be entitled "A Vintage Murder".
Marlene Deepditch - A wine merchant from Berlin, she has long been a key business assiciate of the murdered man.
Phil Quimby - Like Marlene, he is a wine merchant with close connections to the chateau.
Phillipe Petomane - The estate manager, he has been with the family since he was orphaned in the Great War.
Jilly Gooley - A young Australian wine writer who has ambitions to become a top journalist and press baron.
Wallis Simper- Brought up in South Africa, she has recently moved her interior design business to Paris and has been renovating the Chateau.
Product Description
Murder Mystery CD 'A Vintage Murder' is an excellent after dinner game which can be played with 6 to 8 players from teen and up. This classic from Paul Lamond's range of murder mystery dinner party games is a part of an excellent award winning series.
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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Funny concept, quite well done. Needs the right people to play with. Can feels somewhat artificial and "staged" at times (the film / audio elements as well), but that is not unique to this particular product but the whole series. Also, you can only really use it once for yourself, which is a sort of disadvantage. Worth a go, and well priced on Amazon though.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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This game is quite difficult to follow compared to other murder mystery games i have used. Part of the script for one of the characters was missing which made it even more confusing. Have played better murder mystery games.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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We had a great New Year's Eve with this game. Unfortunately, the murderer revealed themselves before the end of the game due to intense questioning and the fact that the instruction forbidding them to do so was not on the last page! This was only the third time we had played one of these games, so we are still novices. I think it helps to know more or less what you need to do beforehand. All guests felt that a little more knowledge about their character before the start of the evening would have been helpful in their role-play. It's great fun if everyone improvises and builds their character.
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