Murder on the Buffalo Express | Boxed Set

A highly-challenging 1930's themed murder mystery party set on a train from NYC to Cleveland for 6-11 players, ages 17 and up for difficulty. There is not a victim-player in this game like most other games in our mingling/traditional catalogue. Also, this difficulty level is not for everyone - play this if your group is up for a challenge.  This game has required video content and a challenge that will require Wi-Fi access, as you'll be accessing a website.  This is the in-person, mingling game - the instant download version - no waiting, no hassle, no shipping fees, as nothing needs to be shipped. 

Note: this game does not have a forensic report or victim's sign - but instead has printed evidence to view, two challenges, and three required videos. 

This game was updated on 06/11/2021.

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 Want the instant download version instead? This version does not come with the party pack, as it's a different product and not seamless.

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Kit A: 11 players.

 Host Character List for the 11 unique suspect roles (Note: only cast the 11 suspect players - there are two additional 'characters' on the lists but that is for storyline purposes). 

 Free, printable invitation 

 Pre-game site at 'Your Mystery Party' - send your players here to get ready for the game. Again, do not cast Ruth Cavetti or Kit Barcroft.

Kit B: 16 players.

Kit B is a 16 player kit that includes the 11 unique suspects above and a duplicated team of 5 crew members of the Buffalo Express.  These players will receive the same type of materials as the suspect players, but they will not add information to the game nor be suspects in the mystery. Being a 9/10 Sherlock level difficulty, the max number of suspects is 11.  

Kit C: 21 players.

Kit C is a 21-player kit having the 11 unique suspects from Kit A and a duplicated team of 10 crew members of the Buffalo Express. 

Murder Mystery Synopsis:

Built in 1891, the Buffalo Express is a luxury steam locomotive that makes five stops between New York City to Cleveland, Ohio. It's 1934, and the next voyage of the train will roll out from New York City with a fully-booked First-Class carriage. The train staff has ensured the food is fresh, the ice cubes are perfect squares, and every nook and cranny is free of dust. With this many VIPs onboard, everything must be in perfect order. You will be on the locomotive for the journey to Cleveland. This is where your story begins.

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