Life of the Party
Who Killed Roger Ellington?
A board game by Jamie Swise
8 8
180 minutes Low
Role Playing
Deduction, Party Game, Murder/Mystery
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Description
Life of the Party: Who Killed Roger Ellington? is a classic murder mystery board game that's all about solving the crime while having a blast with friends. Published back in 1982 by game designer Jamie Swise, this game is designed for a big group of 8 players, making it perfect for parties or gatherings. The rules are easy to learn, so you can dive right into the action, which is all about role-playing and deduction. Players will take on different roles as they try to figure out who killed the unfortunate Roger Ellington, and with a playtime of 180 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to scheme, negotiate, and maybe even throw some false clues to throw your friends off the scent. With its unique blend of social interaction and detective work, this game is sure to be a hit with anyone who loves a good mystery.
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