One of the cases I’m most proud of is Murder at Evercroft Manor. After years of creating modern murder mystery cases, I wanted to write something different and with even more twists and turns. All my games have a number of objectives that need to be solved in order to solve the case. In Murder at Evercroft Manor, I’ve squeezed 7 huge objectives that need to be completed in order to reach the end. And for the most keen eyed players, you may even notice additional hidden objectives, hidden characters and hidden references that only the most wiley detectives would spot. It’s a treasure trove of fun and mystery that you’ll be thinking about for days to come.

I wanted to have a little bit of fun with the evidence as well. Even with the internet available to most of us, lots of people still fall for the silliest things. The 1800s were much, much worse. So the newspaper clippings and other evidence will take full advantage of this and give you hilarious insights into what living in the past was really like. You’ll still have to pay a lot of attention to find all the hidden clues, but if you’re going to be reading a lot of info – it might as well be funny ;D

These types of games are perfect for date night and for groups of up to 4 people.