Murder Mystery Game as a Team Outing
Original, lively, without forced fun
- Direct access
- No preparation time required
- Suitable for any group
- Compelling storylines
A team outing that colleagues will be talking about for a long time to come
A team outing where colleagues aren’t secretly checking their phones—that’s what a murder mystery game delivers. Everyone is assigned a role and is actively involved, whether they like being in the spotlight or not. At Moordverhaal, you’ll find murder mystery games suitable for teams of 4 to 20 colleagues.
- For teams of 4–20 colleagues
- Online or with dinner
- No preparation required
- It works as a team-building exercise without feeling like one
Great murder mystery games for team outings
What a murder mystery game does for a team
Many team-building events remain superficial. Everyone knows they’re meant to strengthen bonds, but no one feels like that’s actually happening. A murder mystery game works differently. Because colleagues take on roles and have to solve a mystery together, new interactions naturally emerge.
You discover that someone from another team is funnier than you thought. Or that someone who is usually quiet in meetings is suddenly sharp and alert in a role. Those kinds of observations stick with you, even after the game is over.
Planning a team outing
For a team outing, you’ll need to coordinate the practical details in advance: location (at the office, at an off-site venue, or at a restaurant), food (catering, takeout, or cooking yourselves), and the date and time. The game itself doesn’t require anything special—just that everyone can start at the same time.
Many teams choose a murder mystery dinner to wrap up a workday or follow up a meeting. Start at 5:00 PM with a drink, then the game begins and you eat as the story unfolds. Finished around 9:30 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Games like "The Mafia Murder," "Murder at Merkister Castle," and "Murder in Paradise" work well for teams. See which theme fits your company culture.
Yes, the role-playing booklets provide structure. Introverted players don't have to improvise and can develop their characters at their own pace.
The game actually works well in that situation. The roles provide a natural reason to talk to each other, and the collaborative puzzle brings people together.
Yes, many teams choose a murder mystery game for a change of pace. It’s longer and more elaborate than an escape room, but it uses the same puzzle-solving logic.
For 20 colleagues, you'll need a spacious venue and possibly catering. The game itself works perfectly well for groups of this size.
Book the team outing
Check out the murder mystery games above to see which ones are right for your team, and place your order.
- Direct access
- No preparation time required
- Suitable for any group
- Compelling storylines
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