Print Mysteries is written and maintained by Sherwin Clary. All content – blog posts, product descriptions, buyer’s guides, and resource articles – is produced, reviewed, and updated by Sherwin personally, drawing on his background of over a decade in digital product design and hands-on murder mystery game development.
How I research
Articles on this site cover murder mystery games, party planning, murder mystery case files, and related entertainment topics. Where I cite external data – such as market size figures, academic research, or demographic statistics – I link directly to the original source. I do not publish statistics without a verifiable source to their origin. If a figure cannot be attributed to a credible primary source, I will not include it.
What qualifies as a credible source
For market and industry data: established market research publishers such as Research and Markets, Coherent Market Insights, and IBISWorld. For product and gameplay observations: first-hand experience from designing, playtesting, and running my own mystery cases over many years, plus aggregated player feedback from customers help me to reach my conclusions.
How we handle errors
If you spot something that’s factually incorrect or out of date, please use the contact us form to inform me. I investigate flagged issues and correct them as quickly as possible. Significant corrections are noted at the bottom of the relevant article with a date.
Transparency on commercial content
Print Mysteries sells murder mystery case files and dinner party kits. Some articles include links to our own products when they are directly relevant to the topic. I do not accept sponsored posts, paid placements, or affiliate arrangements with third-party brands. All product recommendations and comparisons reflect my genuine editorial judgement.
Content updates
How-to guides and game recommendations are updated as the product range expands or as the market changes meaningfully. Each article displays its original publication date; articles that have been substantially revised also display a “last updated” date.