Company party · Christmas party · Client dinner
Give the company party a plot
Not a quiz, not a band — a murder mystery written for your company. Your industry as the backdrop, your office as the crime scene if you like, and a tone you control, from classic whodunit to full comedy. Guests play between courses; the reveal lands before the last drink.
Run of show
How the evening runs
The game is built in rounds, so it folds neatly around dinner. A typical evening:
Each guest receives a printed character: who they are, whom they distrust, what they need to find out.
You press play — the audio narration sets the scene and hands the evening its incident.
Each round brings new clue cards and clear instructions: who to question, what to trade, what to keep quiet.
Everyone names their suspect — out loud, with reasoning.
The host reads the full solution: what really happened, and who almost got away with it.
You choose the length in the wizard — 1–2, 2–3, or 3+ hours — and the game's structure adapts to it. Times above are just one way to run it.
Your company, your case
Set it inside your own company
This is the part guests remember: the case doesn't happen in some faraway manor — it happens in your world.
Setting and occasion are free text: a law firm's year-end party, a hospital gala, the 25th anniversary of a machine builder. If you'd rather not start from scratch, the built-in “Corporate High Stakes” occasion is your shortcut.
Custom characters with names, traits, habits, and catchphrases you define. The infamous coffee machine, the eternal reply-all — turned into suspects' quirks. The AI keeps clues, motives, and the reveal consistent with every change.
Put the crime in your own offices — the archive in the basement, the roof terrace, meeting room 4B. Guests investigate places they walk past every day.
Two kinds of case
Murder is optional
Interns, executives, and clients at one table? Choose the classic murder — or an Intrigue case where no one comes to harm.
Mid-toast, the lights fail. When they come back, the company's founder lies motionless beside the buffet.
The classic whodunit: someone is dead, and everyone at the table is a suspect.
On top of the mystery type, you pick the tone: a serious case or an open comedy. Both stay a fair, solvable mystery.
The occasions
One game, every company occasion
A party with a case to solve beats another quiz night — and it works just as well in January.
Give guests a shared story instead of small talk. An Intrigue case in comedy tone keeps the evening light and memorable.
After a day of talks, people want to do something. A 1–2 hour case fills the evening without a stage program.
Promotions, project wrap-ups, farewells — write the occasion straight into the story.
The deliverables
What you get
- A printed character dossier for every guest — backstory, relationships, secrets, and clear goals for every round
- A host guide with the full solution and step-by-step round instructions
- Clue cards to reveal between courses
- An AI-narrated audio track to open the party and introduce each round
The entertainment budget
One flat price for the evening's entertainment
No per-guest tickets, no agency, no booked actors. One custom game as a digital download — and you can host it with multiple groups, for instance at the next location's party.
- Written for your company, industry, and occasion
- 4–20 printable character dossiers
- Host guide with full solution and round-by-round instructions
- Clue cards and audio narration
- English or German
Organizer questions
What event planners ask us
The party they'll still talk about on Monday
Build the case around your company in five minutes — it generates in about 15.
Create your company mystery