Christmas Murder Mystery Party Game
A printable whodunit for 8 to 12 guests: a snowed-in lodge on Christmas Eve, a host found in the library, and a secret for everyone.
A guess-the-top-answers game for your Christmas party. Split into two teams, and the host reads questions like "Name one of Santa's reindeer" or "Name a reason to return a gift". Teams race to find the answers on the board and win the points.
The host sheets list five or six answers for every round with their points, four rounds per page. A scoreboard and big team signs make it feel like game night. The answers are our own picks for fun, not a real survey, so the host has the final say.
Five or six top answers with points for every question.
Four rounds per host sheet, so you can run the game from one page.
A scoreboard for ten rounds and big signs for each team.
Family parties, the office, classrooms and youth groups, ages 8 and up.
Christmas questions with 5–6 top answers and points
5 pages, 4 rounds per page
10 rounds for two teams
Team 1 and Team 2, with space for a team name
Face-off, play or pass, three strikes and steal
Buy on Etsy, then download the PDF for your paper size (US Letter or A4) from your Etsy Purchases page.
Print at 100% / actual size at home, at the office or at a print shop.
Read the how-to-play page and start the game. Print it again next year.
Two teams take turns guessing the most popular answers to a Christmas question. Each answer on the host sheet earns its points, three wrong answers lets the other team steal, and the team with the most points wins.
No. It's our own Christmas game in a similar guess-the-top-answers style, with questions and answers we wrote.
Yes. The host reads from the host sheet and keeps score on screen or on paper.
No. It's a digital download: you print it at home, at the office or at a print shop.
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