

Whether you are the authentic Molly Brown from the Titanic, the Hatter from Alice in Wonderland, Jane Austen’s heroin Elizabeth Bennet, or a human at a table full of Vampires, you will have a blast!
Gary laliberte is an *award winning party host acclaimed for his exceptional skills in writing and creating themed murder mystery dinner party games.
These innovative games have garnered worldwide recognition since 2003, and have been enjoyed by a diverse range of clients including individuals, benefits, fundraisers, galas, hotels, and bed and breakfast establishments.
Through his games, Gary has helped organizations such as the Lions Club, Age of Sale Museum, The Westmount Public Library, Hartwell Methodist Church, and PBS television raise substantial funds.
Gary and his partner Gérald travel to exotic locations where they research and create
each title. See Blog - Travel Can Be Murder
The games designed by Gary are distinguished by their immersive and engaging nature, they are easy to prepare and play, and best of all you can download one today!
*awarded 2nd place in Highclere Castles World Wide Dinner Party Competition.
Each Game comes with easy to print invitations, booklets, clues and instructions on how to create a sensational experience for your friends. All you need is a printer. The games also include authentic period inspired wine labels, full dinner party recipes, and plenty of ideas to create a spectacular party environment.
I hope you download one today and create a fantastic experience for your family and friends.

Shown here: Bloodlines, a Vampire Murder Mystery party game.
Easy to Play — No Acting Experience Needed!
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These are fully scripted Murder Mystery games, designed to make role-playing fun and easy for everyone. Each player receives their own character booklet containing the questions, answers, clues, and information they will need throughout the dinner party.
Players simply follow their booklet, asking questions and revealing information as the mystery unfolds. There is no need to memorize lines or worry about what to say next—everything you need is right there in front of you.
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For guests who love getting into character, there is also plenty of room to improvise, ad-lib, and have fun with the role. At the same time, the scripted questions and answers make the game comfortable and enjoyable for guests who may be a little more timid about acting or role-playing.
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The result is a lively, interactive dinner party where everyone has a part to play, everyone has secrets to uncover, and everyone becomes a suspect!
