Highlights
A self-hosted murder mystery with QR-driven clues, three themed scenarios and 104 character viewpoints for groups of four or more.
About This Deal
Could your group solve a murder before the night is over? These at-home mystery games give the host everything needed to run a fully structured investigation from their own living room, using a QR clue system that keeps all players actively involved across multiple character perspectives and two investigative phases.
What We Offer
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Solve a Murder Mystery for 4+ people - Any Scenario!
The complete base game for groups of four or more, with a choice across three available scenarios. Includes a Host Guide covering setup, prologue, intermission and a full case walkthrough, plus a Player Guide to share with guests before the event. The game centres on 13 printable QR clues, each split into Phase I and Phase II with four character perspectives per phase, producing 104 distinct viewpoints across the full investigation. -
Solve a Murder Mystery for 4+ people - Any Scenario + Flavor Pack!
The full base game paired with a Flavor Pack that adds ten additional QR clues to the chosen scenario. The extra clues expand the story and go deeper into the characters already established, making the investigation longer and more layered. Best suited to larger groups or those who want a more demanding case to crack.
Why You Should Grab This Offer
A Murder Among Us is built around the idea that a well-run mystery night should not require hiring a host, booking a venue or managing a pile of physical card packs. Everything is delivered digitally and accessed through QR codes, meaning the game can be set up quickly and played repeatedly across different groups without any degradation to the materials. The host receives a structured guide that walks through every stage of the evening in order, so even someone running it for the first time can manage the flow confidently. Players get their own guide sent in advance, letting them arrive familiar with the story and their character options rather than spending the first half hour catching up. Three scenarios are available covering a class reunion, a haunted house and a fantasy tavern, each with its own cast, setting and mystery to resolve. The clue structure is what sets the format apart, with 13 QR codes each branching into two phases and four character angles per phase, meaning players are building a picture from 104 different viewpoints rather than chasing a single linear thread. The Flavor Pack is a meaningful extension for groups who want more content, adding ten clues that deepen the existing story rather than simply padding it out.
