Mystery Party Game Details
Theme : Cowboys and Wild West
Players : 8 to 20
Duration : 45 to 90 minutes
Age : 13 years and older
Crime : Murder
Difficulty : Advanced intermediate
Ambience: Cocktail Dinner (appetizers and mingling) or seated around a table.
Language : English
Deadwood, 1876. A poker tournament. A mining claim at stake. The greatest legends of the Wild West, ready to do whatever it takes to win it.
*This story brings together real Wild West legends and weaves them into a highly captivating fictional mystery.
Game Concept
A crime has been committed.
Each player takes on the role of a suspect and tries to uncover the culprit by analyzing clues and the statements made by the other characters.
No experience required. No host needed. Everything is designed so you can easily organize your game night and fully enjoy the experience with your guests.
Host a Mysterius Game Night
- Download the game as soon as you receive it by email
- Choose the version best suited for your group (Guilty on a Mission or Total Mystery)
- Send the character roles to the players (don’t forget yourself)
- Gather together and start the immersive ambient video to begin the game
- Lead the investigation to uncover the culprit
Two Versions, Organizer’s Choice
- Guilty on a Mission: The guilty player knows their role from the start and creates suspicion throughout the investigation.
- Total Mystery: In this version, the culprit’s identity remains secret until the final reveal, even from the player portraying that character.
The Mysterius Concept
An immersive ambient video drives the game forward, guides the players, reveals clues, and creates interactive moments that make the investigation more dynamic and realistic. It also allows the organizer to play and discover the outcome at the same time as the other participants.
Last Bet in Deadwood, 8 to 20 players, 45 to 90 min
Deadwood, Dakota Territory, Summer 1876.
Dust dances between wooden buildings. The streets smell of whiskey, gunpowder, and gold soaked in sweat. In this fledgling town, nestled in the heart of the Black Hills, the law is vague. Guns speak faster than judges, and legends still walk among us.
Here, in the Nuttal & Mann Saloon, Wild Bill Hickok and Doc Holliday have summoned the greatest names in the country to an unprecedented poker tournament. The stakes: 50% of a gold mining claim they co-own, a share of the gold buried beneath untouched land in the Black Hills.
"It’s not about the gold. It’s about whose hands it ends up in." — Doc
This tournament is a calculated bet.
Doc Holliday knows it. His days are numbered. The cough folds him in two, the blood keeps coming back. He can’t run anymore. But he can still play. And this tournament hides a deeper motive. Three years ago, his cousin Mattie, the only woman he ever loved, died in a suspicious fire at a hospice in Tennessee. They called it an accident, but Doc found a clue. This tournament is his way of bringing the West together… and uncovering the truth.
Wild Bill Hickok, co-owner of the claim, sees this as his last chance to challenge the West with cards in hand. Worn by the years and hunted by enemies, he’d rather stake a piece of his land in one final, daring move than fade quietly into the dust. He wants to either leave this land to someone worthy… or win Doc’s share and carve his name into history one last time.
"If you want to see the true face of the West, put a bag of gold in the middle and watch what people do to get it."— Bill
So they sent out the call for a poker tournament, and the fiercest came running: sharpshooters, outlaws, marshals, thieves, and bandits.
Tonight, the cards will fall.
And whether for gold, honor, or silence, someone won’t leave Deadwood the way they came.