Murder at Berryham Stables (Download Game)
Murder at Berryham Stables (8 players, 4 female, 4 male)
Set in the fast-paced world of horse racing, world famous jockey Franklie D’Orsy is guest of honour at a party celebrating his 99th straight win. But before his guests can toast his success, he is found dead in the stables, strangled with his own whip! Host your own party to find out who choked his chances!
8 players (4 female, 4 male)
optional audio*
takes 2-3 hours to play
recommended age 18+
print size 40 A4 pages
Originally published as a boxed game of the same name, you can download and play these classic high street games immediately. Full instructions included in download. You will need a printer to print this game, no box is shipped. You will receive an email after purchase with download instructions.
Female suspects:
MINNIE RYDER - Rival Jockey (she’ll ride anything with a saddle!)
MARRIANNE BERRYAM - Stable Owner (she’s ready to hitch if you’re old and rich!)
KARMA PHILLIE - Horse Whisperer (one word in your ear and you’ll do anything for her!)
XENA ZUMWHERE - Society It-Girl (she’ll strike a pose for tabloid photos!)
Male suspects:
BOB BEACHWAY - Bookmaker (odds on he’ll win!)
MIKE WAFFLER - Race Commentator (he’ll drone on till the punters have gone!)
SCREAMING LORD HUTCH - Hunt Leader (loud and brash, but not short of cash!)
WALKER PONY - Stable Hand (he’s only able to muck out the stables!)
Printable contents:
Host Guide and Rules
Guest invitations and costume suggestions
Menu suggestions
Group evidence and clues
Author's Solution
Character booklets for all 8 suspects
Audio file* - contains an optional scene setter to play at the start of your party
Note: Download games are digital files for you to download and print - this is not a boxed game.
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