Murder Mystery Game for 20 People

For the largest groups

The largest group for the richest story

Twenty players is the maximum number our murder mystery games can accommodate. A group of this size requires a story that fits together like a puzzle, with plenty of motives, suspects, and twists. At Moordverhaal, you’ll find games designed for 20 people, perfect for company outings, family reunions, or large parties.

Murder mystery games suitable for 20 people

Twenty scrolls, one mystery

With a maximum of 20 players, the story is at its richest. Each character has their own background and their own connections to other characters. The mystery is built around information scattered across all 20 players, making collaboration essential to unmask the killer.

For a large company outing or family reunion, this makes for a meaningful evening. It’s not just a superficial game, but an experience where colleagues or family members share a moment they won’t soon forget.

Lead a group of 20

With 20 players, it’s important to set up the venue properly. A long table, perhaps with separate seating areas in between, works better than small individual tables. Everyone should be able to move around and chat with one another.

The host or hostess doesn’t need to run the game. A virtual detective handles that. It’s helpful to assign someone to be in charge of dinner or drinks, so that everything runs smoothly alongside the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which murder mystery games work for 20 people?

Games designed for groups of up to 20, such as Murder at Merkister Castle, A Bitter Harvest, Murder on the Disorientated Express, and Murder in Paradise.

Can we do this at an off-site location?

Yes, a hotel, restaurant, or meeting venue works. We only provide the game itself; you arrange the venue yourself.

How long does the program last for 20 people?

Plan on 4 to 5 hours, including a full dinner. It’s a full-evening program.

Would this be a good choice for a company outing?

Yes, a murder mystery game is a popular choice for company outings. Colleagues work together toward a common goal in a relaxed setting.

What if some colleagues are less comfortable being in the spotlight?

The game works for all kinds of players. The character sheets provide structure, so no one has to improvise. Quieter players can set their own pace.

Can I take a practice run beforehand?

A trial run isn't possible because that would reveal the solution. However, you can view the product page and any demo material in advance.