From “who’s coming?”
to “who did it?”

01 / Before the party

Find a story for your table.

Start with the player count, then choose a theme and runtime. Death at Dinner is a comedy mystery for 6–10 players over 2.5–3 hours.

The $24 standard edition includes the host guide, characters, clues and PDFs. The $36 Deluxe edition adds illustrated props and decor. Both include a rehearsal and an event room; create both within 30 days of your first room.

02 / Set the scene

Everyone gets a character.

Read the host guide, choose the cast size and prepare the materials before your guests arrive. Use the rehearsal room to become familiar with the controls.

For live play, host from a laptop. Guests enter the room code and their display name on a phone—no account or app download. You can also print the kit and follow the host guide offline.

Automated hosting can handle progression in supported games; check the pack’s instructions before deciding how you want to participate.

03 / Secrets come out

A clue changes the conversation.

Work through the rounds. Guests compare stories, ask questions and discover evidence. Some information is private; some is revealed to the group.

This torn ledger is actual illustrated evidence from Death at Dinner Deluxe. The standard edition contains the playable story and clues; Deluxe adds visual props like this.

04 / The big reveal

Make your accusation.

Once the evidence is out, each guest makes their case. Then the host reveals what happened. No solution spoilers in this tour.

Want to try the real controls with friends? The Birthday Toast is a free 30-minute live mystery for four players. Only the host signs in.

Your host checklist

• Match the guest count to the game.
• Read the guide and rehearse first.
• Keep a reliable connection for phone play.
• Save the solution for the finale.