
Gatsby 1920's murder mystery party
A roaring '20s murder mystery party game for 8-15 guests - 8 required and 7 optional, ages 16 and up. Up to 55 unique player roles with all three expansion packs totaling 28 female and 27 male available players. The roaring twenties murder mystery party game is set at the height of prohibition in a 1920s speakeasy. Choose to host this '20s murder mystery party game if you are up for loads of blackmail, deceit, intertwining relationships and murder - all packaged in a fun flapper & gangster themed murder mystery party!
Spoil yourself, and choose the party ready option above, and our dedicated staff will fold and slip your clue cards for rounds one, two, and three into the envelopes to prevent you from seeing spoilers on the round cards. Without the party ready option selected, you will have some assembly required with your kit and there will be spoilers upon opening the kit and viewing the rounds 2 and 3 clue cards. The download version is a different product and does not come with the party pack, as they are not seamless and materials should not be used together.
Game release date: Jan, 2007
Helpful Links:
Click here to view the character list!
Click here for the free, printable invitation! (15 player kit)
Click here to view the 14 character expansion pack#1 character list and click here for the 29 player invite
Click here to view the 14 character expansion pack#2 character list and click here for the 43 player invite
Click here to view the 12 character expansion pack #3 and click here for the 55 player invite
Click here to view the sample game materials
Click here for the instant download version of the game - no waiting, no shipping fees. The downloadable game is a separate, different version of the product and does not come with the party pack, as you'll have everything you need with the boxed kit. The two versions are not seamless (see the sample game for details).
Direct your guests to the corresponding pre-game site at 'Your Mystery Party'(for the Your Mystery Party site that includes the expansion pack players, go to the expansion pack page)


Given the period, this game doesn't have a forensic report.
Mystery Synopsis
It’s the height of Prohibition in 1920s Chicago, and there’s a mob war brewing between the South Side Gangsters and the Northern Chicago Mob Outfit. The two ruthless crime leaders Hal Sapone and Beanie O’Dannon have finally reached an agreement on bootlegging practices in Chicago and have decided to pull together resources to undergo a collaborative effort with criminal endeavors.
On the surface, this strategy seems similar to bailing out a sinking ship with tin cups, nevertheless.
Recently, gangsters from the north and south have been spotted together at various speakeasies throughout Chicago, but the tension in the air is always thick enough to be cut with a knife. However, this newfound relationship between the opposing mob bosses has served, thus far, to inhibit gratuitous bloodshed as in the past. Part of the success of this truce is that both crime bosses have found new dames, thereby intertwining more mutual relationships between the two factions.
The two gangs have set an official date to meet at Hal Sapone’s Grand Gatsby Speakeasy to resolve all remaining differences. Will these two underground organizations resolve their disputes or will a massive melee erupt, rekindling the fatal flames between them?
This is where your story begins.
There are four sizes of this game - selected via the drop box above (all have a minimum of 8 players):
If you wish to host this (or any other) game for profit, you will need a commercial license or provide us with your 501C number for a charity fundraiser - click here.
- Minimum age:
- 16 years (prohibition and mobster content such as bootlegging, gambling, speakeasies, love triangles/affairs, violence)
- # of players in the main game:
- 8-15 players
- Expansion packs:
- 14 players (#1), 14 players (#2), 12 players (#3)
- Expandable?:
- No
- Gender of players:
- Co-ed
Reviews
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Played this twice!
I've played this game twice with two groups of friends. Both events worked GREAT! First time, I did the download and this time, I opted for the boxed kit and it was perfect! Professional, and boxed very organized. I'd recommend going the boxed kit route - you could keep it a surprise if you wanted and it's just so much easier and looks great.