Setting Up Your First Mafia Game Night
Everything you need to organize a game for 8-15 players, from choosing roles to pacing the rounds so nobody gets bored halfway through.
Read guideImmersive mystery game nights, whodunit dinners, and trivia competitions for adults who love a good challenge. We’re Czech Republic’s most engaging detective-themed evenings.
We started hosting these events because we got tired of the same old dinner parties. Mystery games aren’t just fun — they’re actually challenging. You’re thinking strategically, reading people, catching lies, building theories. It’s social, it’s mental, it’s engaging.
Over the last five years, we’ve hosted more than 40 events across Prague and beyond. We’ve trained hundreds of players. We’ve learned what works, what doesn’t, and how to keep the tension high without anyone feeling left out. Every event is structured to make sure everyone gets a moment to shine.
Pick the format that fits your group. All three are designed to create genuine mystery, real suspense, and lasting memories.
8-15 players, hidden roles, discussion and voting. We handle setup, rules, and facilitation. You just show up ready to outwit everyone else. Sessions run 90 minutes to two hours depending on group size.
Learn moreMystery unfolds across multiple courses. Characters, plot twists, and clues are integrated into your meal. Participants play assigned roles while solving the crime. Combines fine dining with detective work — sophisticated and engaging.
Learn moreTeams compete across multiple rounds. Questions are tough but fair — not impossible trivia. We manage scoring, track progress, and keep the energy high. Works for groups of 20+. Finish with a winning team and bragging rights.
Learn moreWe don’t just show up with a game. Here’s what’s included in every event.
We prepare materials, explain rules, and answer questions before the event starts. No surprises. Everyone knows what they’re doing.
Someone runs the game. Keeps things moving, clarifies rules, makes sure nobody gets stuck. You’re a player, not a referee.
We’ve tested these formats with hundreds of players. Roles are balanced. Outcomes aren’t predetermined. Real suspense, real competition.
Games end when they should. Not dragging on. Not rushed. You’ll know exactly how much time to block off.
These games work best with groups that talk, laugh, and get competitive. We choose formats and manage groups to create that energy naturally.
Questions before the event? Need to adjust group size? Want to customize the scenario? We’re available to help.
These guides walk you through planning, hosting, and running successful mystery events. We’ve learned what works.
Everything you need to organize a game for 8-15 players, from choosing roles to pacing the rounds so nobody gets bored halfway through.
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Combines fine dining with murder mystery. We break down the timing, character assignments, and how to keep the narrative moving through courses.
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Questions that aren’t too easy or impossible. Covers difficulty scaling, team formats, and scoring systems that keep the tension high without feeling unfair.
Read guideAnswers to common questions about how these events work.
Not at all. We’re not looking for theater performances. You just play a role — that’s it. Some people stay in character, others don’t. Both work fine.
These games actually work well for quieter people. Your role might be the silent type. Plus, the game structure means you’re not constantly performing — you’re solving a puzzle, and that’s less draining than pure socializing.
Mafia games work best with 8-15 players. Whodunit dinners are flexible — 6-20+. Trivia competitions need at least teams of 3-4, so minimum 12 people usually.
Yes. We’ve created custom scenarios for companies, family events, and themed parties. Takes more prep but absolutely possible. Just contact us with your ideas.
Mafia games: 90 minutes to 2 hours. Whodunit dinners: 3-4 hours (integrated with dinner). Trivia competitions: 2-3 hours depending on number of rounds.
For Mafia games, we can adapt to most group sizes. For whodunit dinners, we need to know in advance so we assign the right roles. Trivia works with any number of teams.
Real feedback from real players.
“Wasn’t expecting to get this competitive over a mystery game, but honestly everyone was totally into it. We were accusing each other, laughing, it was great. My group wants to do it again next month.”
— Petra, 38
“The whodunit dinner was incredible. The mystery built throughout the meal, clues were subtle enough that we didn’t just guess randomly. Plus the food was fantastic. Definitely doing this again.”
— Tomáš and Kristina, event organizers
“I’ve done trivia nights before, but these questions actually require thinking. Not impossible, just genuinely challenging. Our team didn’t win but we all agreed it was fair. Would come back for sure.”
— Martin, 42
Whether you’re planning a team building night, a dinner party, or a trivia competition, we’ll handle the setup and facilitation. You just show up and play.
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