A murder mystery party game for 6–16 friends, played together in the same room.
A narrator tells the story through your speaker, your phones secretly deal the roles, and somewhere around the table is a killer.
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A Welsh harbour town, a black tide, and a coven hiding in plain sight.
6–16 players
Everyone is together, at the table, in the same room. You read faces, catch lies and argue it out in person.
Fully narrated audio plays through a speaker or TV, with atmosphere, sound effects and gruesome deaths.
Each phone quietly shows your secret role and lets you vote. No app, no cards, no setup: just scan a QR code.
One purchase, play it as many times as you like.
Put the QR code on the TV or a phone. Everyone in the room scans it and joins in seconds.
The narrator takes over. Talk, accuse, vote, and try to survive the night.
Each player is secretly dealt a role and a character. Most of you are innocent. A few of you are the killers. As the story unfolds, the killers quietly choose a victim. Everyone raises a glass together, and a few of you notice a strange taste… but only one of you won't wake up.
Then the arguing starts. Who's lying? Who's gone quiet? The room votes someone out, and only then do you find out what they really were.
Dead players aren't out. They become ghosts, whispering anonymous clues to the living and voting from beyond the grave.
One person runs the night from their phone and pours the drinks. Most are harmless, a few are "poisoned". Perfect for a host who loves to set the scene.
No host and no drinks. The game runs itself, and the victims get a secret sign on their phone instead.
A Welsh harbour town, a black tide, and a coven hiding in plain sight.
6–16 players
No. It's a party game for people in the same room. Your phones just keep your role secret and collect votes, while the narration plays out loud for everyone.
No. One person buys the story; everyone else plays free.
No. They scan a QR code and type their name.
Yes. Roles and characters are dealt fresh every game.
No. Drinks are optional and only used in Games Master mode. Non-drinkers get a non-alcoholic version, and alcohol is for over-18s only.
A phone each and something to play the narration on: a speaker, a TV or the host's phone.
The stories are folk horror with gruesome narrated deaths, so they're best for adults.