University Games

You and your guests find yourselves at the Kansas City home of Tom Dooley for a sizzling backyard cookout and some fabulous party fun. Too bad poor Tom gets iced over his hot grill - and you may be a suspect. How low will you go?

A real whodunit with a puzzling solution. Assemble the 1000-piece puzzle to see the clues the Inspector uncovered. Let your mind sift through the evidence and solve A Recipe for Murder.

Painton Place is an 18th-century house, built by Sir John Painton, the first baronet, in Rutting-on-the-Rise, a beautiful if isolated corner of Norfolk, England.

The annual wine-tasting festival in California Wine Country is in full swing when the body of local vineyard owner, Barry Underwood, is found hidden beneath his wine cellar.

Solve a murder with friends with Murder Mystery Party - Bullets and Brie, the ultimate immersive experience that brings the thrill of a murder mystery straight to your dinner table.

It’s April 15, 1900, Easter Sunday, and Paris is the center of the world’s attention as millions of visitors arrive for the opening of the International Exposition this weekend.

You have the right to remain laughing in the hilarious game of bungled burglaries, fumbling felons and ridiculous robberies gone wrong. Be the first player to nab $50,000 in cold, hard cash and win!

Farkle is the classic dice and tactics game! You’ll be ready to roll with this complete Farkle set. Be the first to score 10,000 points and win.

Are you ready to play? Then dive right in and dig away. Race the clock, it’s not so hard! Dig out 6 objects, place on your card.

Take turns picking cards from other players, but don't let your friends or family see your cards. To win, collect the most pairs, without getting stuck with the Old Maid.

“Nobody puts baby in a corner” in this game all about your favorite movies: romantic comedies! Compete in teams to identify the perfect pairs, romantic one-liners and silver screen hits from your favorite gals’ or date night films.

​Groovy, baby! It’s 1967, and England still swings like a pendulum. You’re spending the weekend with some of the brightest faces in Britain at the Chelsea home of Lord Michael Jagged. What could be more hip and happening?