Who Killed Santa? Murder Mystery Holiday Party Game (Base Kit For 8 But Expandable To 104 Guests)

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$24.96

  • TO BUY AND DOWNLOAD THE ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS: See https://www.merrimysteries.com/product/who-killed-santa-additional-characters/
  • You can use the same kit as a play for 8 to 16 guests or download even more characters and use it as a “meet and mingle” kit where everyone mingles and talks about their Santa clue(s) and then hears some Reports.
  • There is a new special version for all girls that can be expandable to 56 girls / ladies.
  • You can also use it for a quick 30-40 minute party or school classroom activity by skipping Acts 2 and 3 and just doing Act One and reading out the Reports.
  • Shorter clues (so easier to read).
  • This mystery has been used and enjoyed by adults and teens!
  • Select which items you want below by adding “1” on the left.

 

Description

One of the best Christmas party games available! A real Christmas murder mystery!

This mystery party game is perfect for Christmas parties at the office or at home. The host’s guide contains decor ideas for your Xmas party. Perfect for Xmas holiday parties!

Samples:

  • Downloadable Base Kit for 8 guests (4 female and 4 male but “Reg” can be male or female with Reg being short for Regina) ($24.95):

Overview of the Christmas murder

The portly gent who dresses in red won’t be going down any chimneys this year. He is dead – possibly murdered – yes, it’s scandalous but true. It happened just before the company Christmas party being held at Chatties Restaurant. Did someone not want him to be there? Was it revenge for an unwanted present from Santa last year? Or was it just old age catching up with him?

We’re here to find out the real juicy truth. The media are also here. But this time they aren’t just reporting what happened. They are suspects too.

We also have an all female version for up to 56 girls / ladies.

Excerpt

Nick Finn: “Santa’s got such a great job – playing with toys all year and delivering them at Christmas. I want his job! Why not? The position’s vacant now, isn’t it?”