A Night On The Murder Express

This game contains content that may be suitable for 13 years and older due to references to murder and suggestive sexual themes.

WHAT’S INSIDE YOUR 1940s MURDER MYSTERY PACK?

Host Instructions
Invitations
Character Booklets
Costume Suggestions (in Character Booklets)
Inspector Audio Files
Inspector Booklet (if using a real player)

Welcome to our 1940s Murder Mystery Game, “A Night On The Murder Express”. This 1940s murder mystery game is digital and to be downloaded to your devices or printed out at home.

It’s 1947 and our glorious steam train is chugging its way through the valley. Choo choo! On board is a mysterious mixture of singers, aristocrats, ex soldiers and a rumoured resident ghost. Anything could happen, even murder…

There’s nothing particularly unusual about the journey. Passengers are sipping tea and eating slices of delicious Victoria Sponge. Some are snoozing. Some are reading the Daily Telegraph. 

There is a sudden blood-curdling scream! The train’s driver, Hugh Jorgan, has been found dead in the driving compartment.

But who killed him…and why? 

Bonnie Ann Clyde
A rich Daddy's girl who's draped in furs and jewels. She is engaged to Biff Wellington.

Biff Wellington
A war hero, heartthrob Biff loves to boast about his daring exploits in his Spitfire.

Olive Branch
A glamorous ex spy who parachuted into France during the War. Her lipstick is a very fiery shade of red.

Chuck Waggon
An American racing car driver. Chuck is taking a train ride to...well, no one is really sure why Chuck is taking the train.

Pat Hiscock
A former land army girl who still dresses like she's living off the land. She could grow potatoes under those nails!

Warren Peace
A train guard with a wooden leg. Passengers often wonder what he keeps in that wooden leg.

Bonnie Ann Clyde
A rich Daddy's girl who's draped in furs and jewels. She is engaged to Biff Wellington.

Biff Wellington
A war hero, heartthrob Biff loves to boast about his daring exploits in his Spitfire.

Olive Branch
A glamorous ex spy who parachuted into France during the War. Her lipstick is a very fiery shade of red.

Chuck Waggon
An American racing car driver. Chuck is taking a train ride to...well, no one is really sure why Chuck is taking the train.

Pat Hiscock
A former land army girl who still dresses like she's living off the land. She could grow potatoes under those nails!

Warren Peace
A train guard with a wooden leg. Passengers often wonder what he keeps in that wooden leg.

The Grey Lady
A ghostly apparition who often appears on the train every now and then. She must have rocked the Victorian era.

Pepe Roni
An Italian opera singer known for his dulcet tones and large pepperoni (he has a picnic hamper with him).

Bonnie Ann Clyde
A rich Daddy's girl who's draped in furs and jewels. She is engaged to Biff Wellington.

Biff Wellington
A war hero, heartthrob Biff loves to boast about his daring exploits in his Spitfire.

Olive Branch
A glamorous ex spy who parachuted into France during the War. Her lipstick is a very fiery shade of red.

Chuck Waggon
An American racing car driver. Chuck is taking a train ride to...well, no one is really sure why Chuck is taking the train.

Pat Hiscock
A former land army girl who still dresses like she's living off the land. She could grow potatoes under those nails!

Warren Peace
A train guard with a wooden leg. Passengers often wonder what he keeps in that wooden leg.

The Grey Lady
A ghostly apparition who often appears on the train every now and then. She must have rocked the Victorian era.

Pepe Roni
An Italian opera singer known for his dulcet tones and large pepperoni (he has a picnic hamper with him).

Viv Atious
Viv Atious by name and vivacious by nature, this beautiful belly dancer knows how to charm.

Captain Morgan
A frightfully posh captain with a huge moustache and a very well-pressed uniform.

Bonnie Ann Clyde
A rich Daddy's girl who's draped in furs and jewels. She is engaged to Biff Wellington.

Biff Wellington
A war hero, heartthrob Biff loves to boast about his daring exploits in his Spitfire.

Olive Branch
A glamorous ex spy who parachuted into France during the War. Her lipstick is a very fiery shade of red.

Chuck Waggon
An American racing car driver. Chuck is taking a train ride to...well, no one is really sure why Chuck is taking the train.

Pat Hiscock
A former land army girl who still dresses like she's living off the land. She could grow potatoes under those nails!

Warren Peace
A train guard with a wooden leg. Passengers often wonder what he keeps in that wooden leg.

The Grey Lady
A ghostly apparition who often appears on the train every now and then. She must have rocked the Victorian era.

Pepe Roni
An Italian opera singer known for his dulcet tones and large pepperoni (he has a picnic hamper with him).

Viv Atious
Viv Atious by name and vivacious by nature, this beautiful belly dancer knows how to charm.

Captain Morgan
A frightfully posh captain with a huge moustache and a very well-pressed uniform.

Betty Bigguns
A librarian, bespectacled Betty takes her knitting everywhere with her. Even on the train.

Loo E. Armstrong
A jazz musician from New York. There isn't an instrument he can't play.

HOW TO PLAY

If you’ve never played or hosted a digital Murder Mystery Party before, don’t panic! Our host and players’ booklets will guide you through each game with scripted dialogue, question & answer sections, tips and more. Each game pack is to be downloaded digitally for your guests to either print off or read from their devices. Each Murder Mystery Party Game is designed to be played with 6 players, 8 players, 10 players or 12 players. You can also create an extra player for each game by choosing a guest to play the Inspector instead of using the Inspector’s audio files.

BESPOKE MURDER MYSTERY PARTY GAMES

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