Wamplers Heights Homicide

One phone. Three or more friends. One of you is the killer. Wamplers Heights Homicide turns any get-together into a murder-mystery party — no cards to print, no app for everyone to install, no accounts. Add everyone's name, pick a setting, and pass the phone around. Each player privately sees their character and their secret role, hides it, and passes on. Then the talking starts. The victim is revealed to the whole group. The detectives lead the questioning. The guests answer as their characters. The killer lies. WHAT'S INSIDE • Six settings — Lake House, Grand Manor, Cruise Ship, Ski Lodge, Wild West, Space Station — each with its own cast of characters • 3 to 12+ players, with an adjustable number of detectives • A fresh victim and a fresh set of roles every round • The previous round's killer always becomes a detective, so nobody is the killer twice in a row • A built-in How to Play screen, so you can start a game with people who've never played WHY ONE PHONE Everything happens on the device in your hand. There's nothing to sign up for, nothing to connect, and no second device required. It works with no internet connection at all. NO ACCOUNTS, NO ADS, NO DATA No sign-in. No advertising. Nothing is collected about you or your friends — names you type stay on your own phone. Murder is a theme here the way it is in Clue or a whodunit paperback: nothing is depicted, and the game is about conversation and deduction, not violence.