The City Adventurers spent a lot of time solving online murder mysteries over the Christmas and New Year holidays, in addition to solving live murder mystery events. Things kicked off with “Who Sleighed Santa?” by Murdered For Money Santa appeared to have a problem with logistics. Luckily there was help on hand. Or was there?… More Online Christmas Murders
The City Adventurers stumbled upon another online murder mystery company to try. Femme Fatalities is a family run business, led by three ladies. What is more, they play all the characters within each mystery themselves! We signed up to play “Terror In The Toy Box” where all the suspects, as well as the victim, were… More Terror In The Toy Box
Over the last Bank Holiday the City Adventurers took a trip back in time to 1923 and arrived at the home of Lady Rothersfield. It was her birthday weekend and her family were gathering for a family portrait. In attendance were her two children, Lord Anthony and Miss Annabel. Nice but dim Lord Anthony was… More A Brush with Death
A New Year’s Revelation The action takes place just after the First World War. A fitting game to play in 2018, on the 100th anniversary of armistice. There had been a gathering to celebrate the end of the war and the safe return of family. However, Lady Maria mysteriously died at the party. A year… More A New Year’s Revelation
The Plot Maxy Malist, extrovert publisher and businessman, intends to publish his own biography.The City Adventurers joined Maxy on his private island, along with friends and associates from Maxy’s past. What stories would they tell about Maxy ?But it appeared it was more importance what stories Maxy could tell about them……Who was prepared to kill… More No Malist Aforethought
Time For Another Tea Shop Mystery Book by Laura Childs Plot of Dragonwell Dead: Although Theodosia Browning barely knows a Phalinopsis from a Bog Rose, she still enjoys Charleston’s Spring Plantation Ramble, especially since she can promote her Indigo Tea Shop and her latest concoction, Dragonwell Sweet Tea. But the party’s over when Mark Congdon… More Dragonwell Dead
In this “Crazy World” City Adventurers were looking forward to another Red Herring Games adventure. This time it was a mystery only production, with no murder involved. The Name of the Game was an ABBA themed event called Super Blooper. “Knowing Me, Knowing You” we were expecting this to be a fun evening in front… More Super Blooper
Unlike other online murder mysteries on YouTube, this one was not written for lockdown. In fact this has been available online since October 2017. Produced by No Time for Cameras, which is a production team scattered across the country that comes together to make films, rather than a murder mystery company. “The Life of the… More 360 MURDER MYSTERY presents The Life of the Party
Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny was a 7 day murder mystery event produced by Murdered For Money. Previously performed as a physical murder mystery event, Bridget Wilkinson has rewritten it to be performed over Zoom. We bought tickets for the first performance of “Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny” that ran from 7 April to 13… More Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny
I was looking forward to seeing Channel 5’s Celebrity Murder Mystery at the weekend. Six celebrities had been invited to attend a 1920s themed murder mystery weekend. Filmed over three days, they needed to discover who was the killer before they became a victim themselves. I was expecting the show to be three 60 minute… More Celebrity Murder Mystery