How To Host a Teen Mystery

Roswell That Ends Well

A game by Neal Shusterman

8 Players 0 minutes Low

Role Playing

Deduction, Murder/Mystery, Party Game

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready for a night of mystery and intrigue with How To Host a Teen Mystery: Roswell That Ends Well, a party game designed by Neal Shusterman that's perfect for a group of 8 friends. Published in 1999, this game has been entertaining people for years with its unique blend of deduction, role-playing, and murder/mystery elements. The rules are easy to learn, so you can dive right in and start solving the mystery. You'll take on the role of one of eight suspicious characters, each with their own secrets and motives, and work to uncover the truth behind an alien-themed whodunit. As you play, you'll enjoy hours of suspense and intrigue, all while navigating the complex web of alliances and rivalries between the characters. With its light-hearted approach to blackmail, deceit, and conspiracy, this game is perfect for players who enjoy a sense of humor and don't mind a little bit of mischief. Whether you're playing as Ariel LeSalt, Dexter Terrestrial, or one of the other six characters, you'll have a blast trying to figure out who's behind the extra-terrestrial foul play and enjoying the hilarious interactions with your fellow players along the way. So gather your friends, get ready for a night of fun and mystery, and find out who's behind the Roswell mystery that ends well.