Mystery Game Central - Murder Mystery Games and Party Kits

Throughout the month of December 2013, junior gumshoes can test their detective skills at via a partnership between select restaurants and the classic Clue mystery game.

Here is a list of the most popular mystery party games of 2011, as reported by Host-Party.com, which offers one of the widest selections for your next dinner party entertainment.

You can now play the classic whodunit game online in Clue Mystery Match. Challenge other players to be the first to identify the murder weapon, location and perpetrator of the crime through the process of elimination.

In Strange Cases – The Lighthouse Mystery, FBI Agent Tom died in a bizarre circumstances and it is now up to long time partner, Agent Claire to solve the case. Check out this review of the new hidden object mystery game.

In what is perhaps the greatest real-life maritime mystery ever, the Mary Celeste was found floating in the Atlantic Ocean, crewless and derelict. Here’s you chance to discover what may have happened, in an intriguing game that offers a mix of hidden object and adventure style gameplay.
Can you solve the mysterious disappearance of the crew of the Mary Celeste?

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Emerald City Confidential is an intriguing new point-and-click adventure game set in the magical world of Oz. L. Frank Baum’s classic book, and the subsequent Wizard of Oz movie, serve as the basis for Emerald City Confidential, but the game is based on a re-imagining of Oz, put through the gritty filter of 1940s film noir.

Get ready for the seduction of deduction, because Mystery P.I. is here! In this hidden-object seek-and-find puzzle game, you play a Private Investigator (P.I.) and it’s your job to locate 8 hidden objects in the crime scene to crack this case before time runs out!

The Color of Murder is the most recent adventure game in the Carol Reed series, following the well-received Blood Ties, Righteous Kill, Ghost in the Sheet, East Side Story and Time Stand Still. The Color of Murder may be the best one yet.

Return to Ravenhearst gives players a chance to jump head first into a truly interactive and immersive mystery novel. Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst is the fifth title in Big Fish Games’ blockbuster hidden object-adventure series, The Mystery Case Files, which has sold more than 2.5 million games.