Murder at the Pyramids (Boxed Game)
Murder at the Pyramids, Murder Mystery Party (8 players, 4 female, 4 male)
This boxed game is extremely rare, it has been out of print for many years, we have very limited stock available.
Who hit the bullseye with their blowpipe?
Egypt, 1924, and archaeologist June Digger has made the most incredible discovery of the century. Friends and luminaries have gathered to witness her findings but before anyone can say “Tutankhamun”, June is found dead, killed with a poison dart shot from a blowpipe. This was no curse, this was murder!
Host your own party to find out who snuffed June’s candle
Female suspects:
T’HOOTERS CALM’EM - Egyptian Princess (she’s Egypt’s biggest assets!)
LARA CLEFT - Rival Archaeologist (she looks great raiding tombs!)
SHIM-ME ATJA - Belly Dancer (she sheiks it for money!)
DUSTY CHAMBERS - Ageing Beauty Queen (she’s only as old as the man she’s feeling!)
Male suspects:
TOM-TOM - Egyptian Guide (he’ll get you from A to B quickly!)
SIR COPHAGUS - English Lord (he’s got one foot in the grave already!)
MUSTAFA GHANDA - Government Official (he has to oversee everything!)
ROBIN GRAVES - Tomb Bodyguard (he’s got his eye on the family jewels!)
Contents:
Invitations to be sent to your guests.
Complete instructions on how to host the party.
Character profiles for all eight suspects.
Costume suggestions.
Menu suggestions.
Clues.
Name Tags.
Solution to the murder.
Audio CD with original songs to play all through your party.
DVD with 4 scenes for you and your guests to enjoy.
In Stock
£29.99
+ Delivery
An excellent way to spend a role playing evening with friends.Each party takes 2-3 hours to play. They are filled with intrigue,suspense, humour and the fun of playing both detective and suspect. This game is designed to be played by 4 male and 4 female players.
AGES 18 and over.
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