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  • Death on the Green Baize

    Death on the Green Baize

    In Las Vegas, anything goes just to win at the green table… even murder?

    If you’re playing poker and you look around the table and can’t tell who the sucker is, it’s you.

    (Paul Newman)

    Setting

    Las Vegas, late 1900s

    In the Las Vegas of the late century, intrigues and follies are mixed with fun and unrestrained luxury, but death runs fast on the green cloth! A story full of characters with shady pasts and uncertain futures… just like gambling.

    Las Vegas can be an ideal setting for a murder mystery dinner for several reasons: its atmosphere, with its casinos and nightlife, creates a perfect adrenaline-charged environment for a mystery story.

    Description

    In a private room of the Bellagio, a tense and thrilling poker game is underway. Seated at the green table are experienced players who constantly exchange furtive glances. They are very different from each other, both in social background and geographical origin, but they share a common goal: to win the large sum at stake.

    Suddenly, however, something goes wrong, and one of them, the richest and most pompous, collapses to the ground, dying in terrible spasms of pain. Panic immediately ensues throughout the casino, and within minutes, the Las Vegas police arrive on the scene and seal off the crime scene.

    In the role of the forensic police, you will have to analyze various clues, investigate the past of the players and the strange croupier, and finally formulate an accusation hypothesis.

    Deductive Mystery – Tutorial

    A fun and thrilling mystery, without being overly brainy, suitable for all players with a good spirit of observation.

    Genre

    Deductive Mystery

    Difficulty

    Easy

    Players

    A story playable in both single-player and multiplayer modes. You can add as many players as you want.

    Refinements

    A simple mystery to spend time peacefully with friends and family, perhaps in front of some good quick-to-eat finger food.

  • The Blood of Honor

    The Blood of Honor

    A samurai has failed his task. In Edo Japan, he has only one choice: to commit seppuku.

    The word of the samurai is firmer than metal.

    (Yamamoto Tsunetomo)

    Setting

    Japan, 1858

    The setting chosen for the Murder Dinner: The Blood of Honor is Japan at the end of the Edo period, during the reign of Shogun Tokugawa Iesada.

    The atmospheres are therefore those of feudal Japan where the Daimyō live, rich and powerful feudal lords, the Samurai, full of honor and might, the Ninja, cunning and mysterious warriors, and the devoted and enigmatic Shugenja. During this period, Western merchants also arrived in Japan, driven by the desire to open new trade channels.

    An original setting for a Murder Dinner that will keep you glued to the investigation.

    Description

    At the court of the Shogun, news arrives that is incredible. One of his generals, the Daimyō of Nagahama, after having gloriously won a battle against the rebels, was killed in combat. At the same time, the family banner was stolen from a closed temple and watched over by the faithful samurai of the Daimyō.

    Rumors say that the perpetrator of the theft could only have been a yūrei, a vengeful and evil spirit, capable of passing through walls and remaining unseen. The temple where the banner was located was monitored, and no one was seen entering or exiting it, apart from the Daimyō himself, of course.

    The Shogun has decided to send you, his best and most trusted men, to investigate what seems to be an impossible theft. The orders are clear: find out what happened to the Daimyō and punish the culprit, be it a human or a yūrei.

    Historical Mystery and the Locked Room Enigma

    This murder mystery dinner set in Edo period Japan combines historical accuracy and pure detective deduction, as this murder mystery dinner also draws inspiration from the successful genre of classic mystery known as “the locked room enigma.

    Genre

    Historical Mystery and the Locked Room Enigma

    Difficulty

    Medium – Hard

    Players

    A story playable in both single-player and multiplayer modes. You can add as many players as you want.

    Refinements

    This murder mystery dinner is set in medieval Japan, it might be interesting to serve Japanese dishes and play music reminiscent of the Edo period of Japan.