Who Kidnapped Rudy Reindeer: Christmas Mystery Party

A hilarious family non-murder Christmas mystery party game set at the North Pole, for ages 12 and up, due to difficulty. This mystery game is for a minimum of 8 players, and kit sizes up to 64 players using expandable teams (see host character lists for details). 

Select the party ready option above, and our staff will fold and slip the clue cards for rounds one, two, and three into the envelopes to prevent you from seeing spoilers on the round cards.  If you do not select this option, you will have some assembly required with your kit.

Note: If you have done the T'was the Night Before Christmas game, this game will be too similar - as this is the 'non-murder' version of the T'was the Night 'murder' game.

Helpful Links:

 Sample game materials - view for content, format and example plotlines. 

 Game Trailer

 Mystery prop emporium

 Instant downloadable version - no shipping, no waiting. This version does 

Kit A: 8-16 unique roles

 Host character list for Kit A

 Free, 16 player printable invitation

 Corresponding pre-game site for Kit A

Kit B-E: 8-24 unique roles plus expandable teams up to 64 players

 Host character list for Kit B-E

 Free, 24+ player printable invitation

 Corresponding pre-game site for Kit B-E

Boxed kit example. This game will not have a victim's sign. 

Mystery Synopsis:

It's time for the annual pre-Christmas meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus's home at the North Pole. Amid the hustle and bustle, the Christmas workers must halt in their tracks to gather and discuss the status of the big toy delivery on Christmas Eve. Hopefully, everyone will attend the meeting with reports of surpassed goals and deadlines met with ease. There's not a minute to spare since a record number of kids are on the nice list this year. Rumor has it the sleigh's navigation system is in dire need of repair, Rudy has lost his nose cover, the nice and naughty list needs to be verified, and someone is trying to sabotage the delivery through multiple avenues. We are swimming in dangerous times at the North Pole, as any minor problem could trigger a domino effect that ends with Christmas being canceled. This is where your story begins.

If you wish to host this (or any other) game for profit &/or in public &/or as a benefit to your business or organization, you will need a commercial license - click here.