Ctrl Alt Murder

By Hyrum Choate

This is a murder mystery games for 8 people, 4 females and 4 males. Jack Simpson and Phillip Bates are rivals of competing computer companies are brought together by their respective children marrying each other. Thanksgiving break was spent with both families celebrating at Jack’s company. There was an explosion and Jack was killed. Print the game off, follow the clues, find the MURDERER!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hyrum Choate
• Release date: Apr 1, 2011
• ISBN: 9781458092830

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Ctrl Alt Murder

By Hyrum Choate

Copyright 2011

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Instructions

You and seven of your friends are about to engage in an evening of deceit, murder, and fun. Assign each member of your group a character.

Print out the scripts and back-story, being careful not to read the information in the scripts. You don’t want to ruin the surprises.

Staple each character’s script together and hand them out.

Have someone read aloud the back-story which will inform everybody what has happened.

Have each character should read out loud their page that says Who Are You? This will introduce the characters to everyone in the group. After everyone has read their part aloud, have everyone flip the page to Act 1.

Each person in the group will have things about them they want to keep hidden and things they want to reveal about other people. Have each person read Act 1 silently. After they are done reading, the characters will have the chance to accuse, question, and reveal secrets about the other characters. There is no order in which this should proceed. If someone asks a character a question, they