
A completely original murder mystery, written around your actual guest list — then printed, poured over and argued about at your table.
Nobody else will ever run your party. Every mystery is generated once, for one guest list, and never reused.
You’re invited…
To a night of
Glamour. Secrets. Lies. Murder.
Hollywood • 1978
Vincent Rouge is throwing one more party at the house that made him. Everyone invited owes him something — and by midnight, one of them collects.
You’re playing
Lucy Lane, Former Hollywood starlet
for Sarah
Date
Saturday, 14 November
Time
7:30pm — midnight
Come dressed to impress. Someone won’t be leaving alive.

Top Secret
Do not reveal
until the party begins
No cookie-cutter characters. No one-size-fits-all mystery. Just original roles built around your people.
How it works
Ten minutes of answers. One unforgettable night.
01
Guests, date, length, and where the crime is going to happen.
02
Hollywood, speakeasy, haunted manor — or describe something stranger.
03
Names, nicknames, the thing they'll never live down. This is the good part.
04
An original crime with real clues, real motives and one very guilty friend.
05
A full kit lands in your hands. All you do is pour the drinks.
What lands in your hands
Everything below comes from one sample party — The Last Toast at Chateau Rouge.
You’re invited…
To a night of
Glamour. Secrets. Lies. Murder.
Hollywood • 1978
Vincent Rouge is throwing one more party at the house that made him. Everyone invited owes him something — and by midnight, one of them collects.
You’re playing
Lucy Lane, Former Hollywood starlet
for Sarah
Date
Saturday, 14 November
Time
7:30pm — midnight
Come dressed to impress. Someone won’t be leaving alive.

Character Dossier
Role
Former Hollywood starlet
Your secret
Vincent destroyed your career after you turned him down. Tonight you finally have something on him.
Your objective
Get through the evening without anyone learning you confronted Vincent in the study at nine o'clock.
Lucy Lane

Top Secret
Do not reveal
until the party begins
Evidence #1
The Champagne
Vincent's glass contains traces of aconite. No other glass in the room does. Someone poured with intent.

Who done it?
Lucy • Vincent • Gloria • Marco • Dee • Hal • Rosalind • Teddy
Host Guide
Everything you need for a killer night
The Last Toast at Chateau Rouge
A Hollywood murder mystery for 8 guests

The Drama Queen
For outstanding performance, outrageous behaviour, and keeping things interesting.
Awarded to
Also included
Invitations
Character dossiers
Secret cards
Evidence cards
Host guide
Accusation sheets
Final reveal
Award certificates
Welcome sign
Evidence labels
Menu
Cocktail / mocktail recipe
Costume suggestions
Décor suggestions
Music / playlist suggestions
Shopping list
Delivered as print-ready PDFs, packed in one file.
Choose your world
Each world changes the wardrobe, the manners and the kind of secrets people keep.
Hollywood • 1978
Glamour. Scandal. Secrets.
Studio parties, comeback attempts and one very public downfall.
Chicago • 1927
Bootleggers. Jazz. Betrayal.
Bathtub gin, a crooked ledger and a band that never stops playing.
The Mediterranean • Now
Money. Champagne. No escape.
Open water, closed circle, and nobody swimming home.
The Reception • Now
Love. Lies. One very dead guest.
Seating charts are a motive. So is the toast.
The Estate • 1961
Secrets. Suspicion. Something isn't right.
An inheritance, a locked wing, and a house that keeps score.
Season Finale • Now
Fame. Drama. Everyone has an agenda.
Confessionals, alliances and a producer who knows too much.
Class Of • Now
Old grudges. New secrets.
Twenty years of resentment, catered.
Maple Court • Now
Perfect lawns. Perfect families.
Absolutely nothing is perfect. Especially the neighbourhood group chat.
Christmas Eve • Now
Family. Presents. Murder under the mistletoe.
The will gets read early this year.
Yours
Describe your own world.
Tell us the party you actually want and we'll build the murder around it.
Your people, on paper
Tell us the small things and they end up in the story, the clues, and the accusations.
What you type
Mike — my brother-in-law — never stops talking about crypto
Dee — best friend — competitive, always wins everything
Rosalind — my mother — sees everything, says nothing
What comes back
Marco “Moneybags” Vance
Investor of dubious portfolios. Has told everyone at this party about a very good opportunity.
Dee Sinclair
Cannot lose. Has never lost. Would consider murder a form of winning.
Rosalind Hale
Saw who came out of the study at nine. Hasn’t decided whether to say so.
Perfect for
Pricing
No subscription, and never a charge per guest. Invite everyone — we'll build the mystery around them. You keep the files forever.
Quick Kill
$9.99
For a shorter, simpler night. Up to 8 people.
Full Mystery
$19.99
The complete customized experience. Up to 15 people.
The Big One
$29.99
Every extra, every option. Unlimited guests.
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