Description
A hilarious non-murder Thanksgiving mystery party for your family's Thanksgiving dinner for a minimum of 8 players. Your group will figure out Who Stole Tom Turkey! There are a total of 16 suspects, and you have the ability to expand one of them into a team of up to ~ 20 duplicated team players.
This is the instant download upon purchase version of the game - no waiting, no shipping fees! Easy to host, easy to prepare.
Don't want to prepare your game? No worries - for the party ready pack (boxed set), click on the link below in the helpful links section.
INCLUDED: There are three PDF files to download with this game - a game file (that includes instructions, game materials and the answer key), an expandable team file (this is optional and you can make a copy of this file for all members of your team), and an optional free invitation file. You must use Adobe Reader (free software that you can download at Adobe.com) to view the PDF file, as a PDF is an Adobe product.
FORMAT: this is a traditional, mingling, clue-based game (downloadable version) for in-person groups. For virtually-formatted games that are ideal for video chat platforms, click here.
GIFTING: the standard game license does not allow transfers, so you cannot purchase a download as a gift. For gifts, click here for gift certificates, or use the link below for the boxed version of the game (party pack).
This game was updated on 10/26/22
Helpful Links:
Host character list - Game trailer video
- Free, printable invitation
- Sample game materials - view content, format and example plotlines.
- Boxed version - My Mystery Party will prepare your party ready kit
- Direct your guests here - the corresponding pre-game site at Your Mystery Party
Mystery Synopsis:
Every Thanksgiving, the Cranberry and Peaknuckle families gather at the Cranberry home in Pilgrim City – a beautiful town in the Midwest known for autumn celebrations and festivities. Chef Mo, a famous chef who delves into molecular gastronomy, has again agreed to prepare the Thanksgiving feast. Chef Mo promises to use innovative techniques this year, and the family is beyond excited. Morgan Cranberry has amazing party games planned for the day while the chef is busy in the kitchen. But, of course, many family members can't wait to catch up on the gossip. You wouldn't miss the Cranberry-Peanuckle holiday festivities, so you've made travel plans and have your suitcase packed. This is where your story begins.
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If you wish to host this (or any other) game for profit, you will need a commercial license - click here.
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Reviews
8 Reviews
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Having a Blast!!
We have not even had our party yet & it has been so fun just getting ready!! I can't wait to play at the party!!
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thanksgiving Thievery
We played during our Thanksgiving dinner, with 12 players age 13 to 71. We had fun, lots of laughs and 3 people figured out who stole Tom Turkey. Thanks for a great way to celebrate.
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A common thief stole our dinner
We change the game up just a little by before as we were handing out the second clue cards the character read the clues at bottom of card and that really started the laughter and characters to come out of my family members. Did the same with clue card #2 as we handed out the solution cards which then really set up the suspects. What a fun thing to do family enjoyed.
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Loved it!
Love these products! I work at an Assisted Living and our residents and staff love our annual mystery.
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EVERYONE LOVED IT!
We had players ages 8-87, FIVE generations!! Everyone had a great time. I purchased the game a week or so in advance and emailed folks links and information so they could do a little “homework” before arriving. Everyone came dressed in character and ready to play. I printed the materials up and was able to prepare everything without taking away from my playing the game . Even took advantage of the additional “Who/what am I ?” and “Word Scramble” games. We have been doing this type of game with different groups of people for years. It’s a great way to get folks to put down the phone, turn off the TV, use some creativity and actually be with and enjoy other folks.
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Big fam, big fun
I didn't think this would go over with my fam, but IT DID! They want to play again and I'm shocked. thanks, guys for making a great game.
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This made Thanksgiving so much fun
We played this game on Thanksgiving and it was enjoyed by the whole family. It added a different dimension to holiday. I will be buying one for Christmas as well.
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Thanksgiving Mystery Game for the Whole Family!
We loved playing this game on Thanksgiving morning. We had 6 kids, ages 4-16 snd 8 adults. We laughed so much! It was great!
