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Liar’s Party

Murder mystery parties · for grown-ups

Everyone at this party is hiding something.

Host a murder mystery where every guest’s phone shows them a different secret. Print the pack, scan the code, then work out who’s lying before the night’s out.

No app. No sign-up. Works on any phone.

A night of secrets, in three steps.

The full walkthrough
  1. 01

    Download and print

    Buy the game on Etsy and print the pack at home. Invitations, character cards, evidence cards and a host guide, all ready to go.

  2. 02

    Everyone scans in

    Guests scan the code on the table and pick their character. Their phone becomes their secret: clues, messages and a motive nobody else can see.

  3. 03

    Lie, trade, vote

    Three rounds of new evidence. Share what you saw, or don't. Then everyone votes in secret and the truth goes up on the TV.

New · Phone game8–10 players

The Weekend House

Jordan’s 40th. Ten old friends. A rented lake house with a hot tub, a group chat and a grudge. By midnight, Jordan’s dead and every phone in the house saw something different.

  • Doorbell footage, location pins, deleted texts
  • Three rounds, a secret vote, a reveal on the TV
  • Three possible killers, sealed at random
A lit-up lake house at night with a steaming hot tub on the deck and a phone on the railing

Printable mysteries

Christmas is booked. Is your party?

All games

Why the phones change everything.

Nobody sees the same thing

Each guest gets clues only they can see. Suddenly everyone has something to hide, and something to sell.

The evidence feels real

Doorbell footage, location pins, a message deleted just after you read it. It plays out the way real drama does now.

Nothing to install

It runs in the phone's browser. No app, no account, no guest details kept. No phone? Every pack has a printed backup.

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