August 31, 1985, Cape Shimmer. The Glitter Skate Roller Disco is spinning through its very last night. The fog machine is broken and the lights won't stop flickering. Somebody is going to carry the owner of the building his final drink. That somebody will be sitting at this table. It might even be you.
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Saturday night, August 31, 1985. For ten years the famous Glitter Skate Roller Disco in Cape Shimmer has closed out every summer the same way: neon lights, big hair, shoulder pads and a mirror ball that spins until sunrise. The doors opened at 8:30 p.m., and everyone who came in had a numbered badge pinned on, the kind that glows in the dark.
But this year, closing night really is closing night. Bill Dozer, the contractor who owns the building, has spent three days measuring every corner with a tape measure and telling everybody the same thing: "The bulldozers get here in the morning. I'm putting up a three-story parking garage." At 10:00 p.m. he climbed onto the stage and added: "I have an announcement to make at midnight. Nobody goes anywhere." Then he retired to his private balcony above the dance floor.
At 10:45 p.m. the fog machine broke and began pumping out fog without a pause. Add the flickering lights, and nobody could make out a person standing one step away. Everybody drifted off somewhere.
| Edition | Characters | Play time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-8 players | 8 | about 1 hr 40 min | $23.99 |
| 4-14 players | 14 | about 2 hours | $29.99 |
| 4-20 players | 20 | about 2 hr 20 min | $34.99 |
Use the characters from number 1 up to the size of your group. Every edition includes both paper sizes and both designs.
Every edition is a set of PDFs you print at home:
Eight of the characters. The bigger editions add more.
Yes. Every game the draw makes someone else the killer and the evidence changes. If the same group plays again, have everyone take a different character.
Nothing changes. The guide holds no information meant for the killer, and you prepared the cards and the file without reading them, so you are in the same position as everyone else.
No. The records give numbers, not names, and none of them shows the exact answer on its own; each one only leaves a few possibilities open. Finding the right person means reading the records together.
If their character has the highest number, simply leave it out. If not, the player with the highest-numbered character plays the missing character instead.
$12.99The owner of a riverside glass plant is found dead in his own furnace room, and the coroner blames the heat. A plant up for sale, a strike vote set for Monday and five persons of interest make that hard to believe.
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$12.99The last night of shooting. The only negative of the studio’s biggest picture has vanished from the vault, and the studio president lies dead on Stage 7.
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$12.99The generator is wrecked, the radio is dead and the last plane of the season lands in 90 minutes, with a whiteout rolling in behind it.
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