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Murder Mystery Games vs Board Games for Families

Murder Mystery Games vs Board Games for Families

by JK Stewart | May 12, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips

Board games are great. Seriously. We love them. There is something genuinely satisfying about opening a fresh game box, punching out cardboard pieces, pretending you fully understand the rules after skimming the manual for 90 seconds, and then arguing over whether...
Murder Mystery Games When You Can’t Rearrange Furniture

Murder Mystery Games When You Can’t Rearrange Furniture

by JK Stewart | May 8, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips

There is a very specific kind of panic that hits people right before hosting something at their house. You suddenly see your home through the eyes of a stranger. The couch feels gigantic. The coffee table feels aggressive. The dining chairs somehow take up the entire...
Murder Mystery Games for Small Living Spaces

Murder Mystery Games for Small Living Spaces

by JK Stewart | May 6, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips

A lot of people assume they cannot host a murder mystery night because their house is “too small.” Tiny apartment. Narrow condo. Small living room. Dining table shoved awkwardly against the wall because apparently modern builders think humans do not own furniture...
Murder Mystery Games for Mixed Friend Groups and Relatives

Murder Mystery Games for Mixed Friend Groups and Relatives

by JK Stewart | May 4, 2026 | Party Planning & Hosting Tips

There is a specific kind of gathering that feels harder than it should. You have friends coming. You have relatives coming. Maybe a few people from church, work, or a neighborhood circle. Individually, everyone is great. Together, it is… unpredictable. You start...
Murder Mystery Games for Kids Who Don’t Like Reading

Murder Mystery Games for Kids Who Don’t Like Reading

by JK Stewart | May 1, 2026 | Kids Parties, Party Planning & Hosting Tips

You hand them the paper. They look at it. Pause. Flip it over like there might be a shorter version hiding on the back. Then you get the classic line. “Do I have to read all of this?” At that point, you already know what kind of night this could turn into. Because if...
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