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This is a 6 player murder mystery!Mystery #5 in the Nautical series!Difficulty: 2/5*The Map Holder has been killed! Can you figure out who did itbefore your friends do?The Nautical Mystery series is the second series brought to youfor free by Manor Mysteries and Meteor Applications! Ships,pirates, mermaids, and treasure! What could be better?Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act out yourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. These mysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol' randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:After weeks of searching the treasure has been found and takenaboard. The sail is set to return home. Oddly, the bow of the shiprises unnaturally. And then someone noticed why. The anchor hasbeen let out, and is dragging behind the ship. When the anchor isfinally pulled in, the Map Holder's body is entangled in theanchor. He's quite deceased. Who would have done such a thing?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough information isgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given, butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the "Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and there maybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved with onlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 1/5*Mystery # 3 of 10 in the Castle series!The guard of the dungeon has been murdered! Can you figure outwho did it before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medieval themedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles, andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act out yourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. These mysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol' randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:Deep under the castle, a guard bringing in supper to theprisoners was murdered in the dungeon last night. With no one toenforce the silence, you can now see why everyone else is securedin this subterranean stench, and find out who would murder themeal-bringer.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough information isgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given, butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the "Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and there maybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved with onlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 2/5*Mystery # 2 of 10 in the Castle series!A champion in the upcoming tournament has been murdered! Canyoufigure out who did it before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:Wind blows the front door open and a cold blast of air blowsoutall of the candles. The door slams shut, but the entire bar areaofthe inn is dark. You hear a snap and some movement… butthensomeone finds some matches and begins relighting the candles.Whenthe bar is illuminated, everyone sees it at once. There is thebodyof another patron, a champion for the next tournament. Itlookslike his neck was snapped, but whoever did it spilledtheiralcoholic beverage. There is a sticky puddle next to thecorpse,and it definitely was not the victim’s.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 2/5*Mystery # 5 of 10 in the Castle series!The executioner has been murdered! Can you figure out who diditbefore your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:The Castle Plaza has not been this festively decorated sincelastyear! The sky is clear, the sun shines brightly, and everyoneis ingreat spirits. There is even going to be a hanging! Well,that wasuntil the executioner was found dead. Can you overcome theirony andfigure out who would have killed him?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Happy Cats IV is a fun and addictive gameinwhich you launch kitties at enemies in order to attain theworld'ssmall supply of catnip.Progress through levels, gain points, and dominate yourcartoonyopponents! It's fun and the kitties are adorable.

Difficulty: 2/5*The prince is face down in the fountain, murdered! Can youfigureout who did it before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' first of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery 1 of 10 in the medieval murder mystery series.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 3/5*Mystery # 8 of 10 in the Castle series!A fur trader has been murdered in the middle of abusymarketplace! Can you figure out who did it before yourfriendsdo?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:It was a beautifully sunny day and a caravan of traders havesetup their wagons in the castle courtyard so everyone can gettheirhands on some exotic goods. Amongst all of the excitementandcommotion, the fur trader dropped face down into the dirt. Hewasstanding in a crowd mid-auction. Who could have been so bold?Andwho could have then gotten away unseen?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 4/5*Mystery # 10 of 10 in the Castle series!The groom has died at the royal wedding! Can you figure outwhodid it before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:The Wedding was everything a girl could dream. There weremoreflowers than could be imagined, and more people gathered thantherealm had ever seen. The groom was a perfect gentleman, andratherdashing. The vows were exchanged, and the Bride and Groomkissed.The Groom took the now-wed Princess up the aisle. As theywereabout to exit the groom turned blue, and began to clutch hisneckin agony. He then keeled over and died.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred KlinkerFor anyone who has played through the series, we would like tosaythank you and we hope you enjoyed it! Look out for moremysteryapps and more! Check in with us at manormysteries.com.

Difficulty: 3/5*Mystery # 7 of 10 in the Castle series!A thief has been murdered! Can you figure out who did itbeforeyour friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:In a dense forest, two paths meet. Several travelers stoppedtorest, ate lunch together, and took their mid-day naps. Everyonewaspicking up their things, about to resume on their journey, whenaclatter of steel rang out. Everyone headed toward the noiseandgathered about. On the ground lay a sword and the thief.Thekiller's sword protruded from the corpse of the now dead thief.Whotook justice into their own hands?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

This murder mystery takes place on thehighseas! Figure out who the killer is with a group of friends.Theapplication can be used with one phone or with multiple devices!Plot: The Admiral was on board the ship last night fordinner,but he did not turn up for dinner. A stowaway was found inthesearch, but it has been concluded that foul play resulted intheadmiral going overboard last night. With the threat of nobreakfastuntil the mystery has been solved, everyone is eager tofigure outif it was the Stowaway, the Pirate taken for prisoner,the Captain,the First Mate, the Sailor, or the Cook!Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97The game is part of a series of murder mystery applications,madeby Meteor Applications. These mystery applications are greatforparties, such as a random gathering, a dinner party, or aHalloweenparty. Enjoy!Developed by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

This is an 8 person murder mystery!Difficulty: 2/5*The Peasant's brother has been killed! Can you figure out whodidit before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 8Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:The King's Royal Caravan made a stop at the peasant's farmandset up for the night. Everyone was milling about. Withoutwarning,the peasant's brother collapsed to the ground with anarrowprotruding from his back.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

This is a 6 player murder mystery!Mystery #3 in the Nautical series!Difficulty: 2/5*The Lighthouse Keeper's Wife has been killed! Can you figure outwho did it before your friends do?The Nautical Mystery series is the second series brought to youfor free by Manor Mysteries and Meteor Applications! Ships,pirates, mermaids, and treasure! What could be better?Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act out yourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. These mysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol' randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:With the lighthouse battered and supplies run out, theLighthouse Keeper grew desperate. He checked on his light one lasttime, and made a dash towards a passing fishing vessel. His wifeand the others accompanied him so they could return to port.Halfway into the journey there is peace and quiet, and theneveryone realized why. The Lighthouse Keeper’s Wife has gonemissing. She was staying in the hold for the duration of thejourney, but it now appears that someone pulled her onto the deckand has pushed her overboard.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough information isgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given, butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the "Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and there maybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved with onlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Killer Butterflies is a fun, old-schoolsidescrolling game. It features "Firefly", who is able toshootfireballs and become a little inferno for a short while.Defeat thevarious creatures and critters you encounter onyourjourney's!

This is an 8 person murder mystery!Difficulty: 2/5*The blacksmith has been killed! Can you figure out who diditbefore your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 8Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

That's Close Enough, brought to you bythebizarre and wondrous minds at Meteor Applications, is aguessinggame for you and your friends.Divide into two teams and sit in a circle with your teamstakingevery other seat. Click "Start" and describe the person,place, orthing in the picture to your team. You can give clues thatincludesinging and hand gestures but you can't give any part of theansweror say something that rhymes with the answer. If your teamguessesthe answer (or get "close enough"), select "Got It" and passthedevice to the next player. When time runs out and the gongsoundsthe team who is NOT holding the tablet gets a point. A gameis wonwhen a team has 8 points!It's like Catch Phrase on steroids!

This is a 6 player murder mystery!Mystery #2 in the Nautical series!Difficulty: 2/5*The Cook has been killed! Can you figure out who did itbeforeyour friends do?The Nautical Mystery series is the second series brought toyoufor free by Manor Mysteries and Meteor Applications!Ships,pirates, mermaids, and treasure! What could be better?Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:A storm has been blasting the northeast coast for days. Theshiplost course, and was unable to stop, or steer clear because ofthesurf. It smashed into the rocks. Everyone aboard made itashoresafely, and took refuge in a Lighthouse. Attempting to waitthestorm out proved fatal, the next morning the cook was found deadinthe kitchen with his own knife stuck in his back. No doubt hewasmurdered, but who could have done it?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 2/5*Mystery # 4 of 10 in the Castle series!The artist, who painted the royal family portrait, hasbeenmurdered! Can you figure out who did it before your friendsdo?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:Everyone has gathered in the castle’s great hall for afeastcelebrating victories past and victories to come. The town andallof its shops have been closed all day in preparation forthefestivities. The royal artist is making his first publicappearancein months. His masterpiece is completed and the unveilingof theroyal portrait is to be one of the main attractions at thefestivegathering.It is unveiled and a few people gasp. Another course of foodisserved, accompanied with more drinks. A toast or two later andtheroyal artist is face down on the table. Dead. The remaining sixareall suspected. Who could have killed such a talentedpainter?*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

Difficulty: 3/5*Mystery # 9 of 10 in the Castle series!A champion is slain by an arrow amidst a tournament swordfight!Can you figure out who did it before your friends do?This mystery is Manor Mysteries' second of the medievalthemedseries. Knights, Damsels in Distress, Kings, Castles,andbackstabbing brutality!Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:The tournament was in full swing. The crowd could not havebeenmore drawn by the current spectacle. The Knight andreigningChampion had both been knocked off of their horses at thefirststrike of their lances. Another twelve minutes into themostintense sword fight and the champion had his sword overthedisarmed Knight, who was lying on his back. All of the suddenacrossbow bolt pierced through the Champion's neck, causing himtodrop his sword and straighten out as he hit the ground, dead.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

This is a 6 player murder mystery!Mystery #4 in the Nautical series!Difficulty: 2/5*The Port's Custom Agent has been killed! Can you figure outwhodid it before your friends do?The Nautical Mystery series is the second series brought toyoufor free by Manor Mysteries and Meteor Applications!Ships,pirates, mermaids, and treasure! What could be better?Get six friends together to solve this mystery! Act outyourroles, and take your party to a whole new level.Optimal group size: 6Optimal age range: 13 – 97This was developed by Meteor Applications. Thesemysteryapplications are great for parties, including any ol'randomgathering, a dinner party, or a Halloween party. Enjoy!Mystery Introduction:The Captain and crew made it safely into port. Within thesmallharbor town they heard a tale of sunken treasure. Withoutfurtherdelay, the captain began to assemble a crew. In the mid ofnight,as the ship is about to make way, a barrel full of brinedumpsover. Out spills the port's customs agent, dead.*Difficulty rating system:1: Very easy. Designed to be solved quickly.2. Easy. Designed to be easily solved when enough informationisgathered.3. Medium. The mystery can be solved with only the clues given,butit's designed to be slightly more challenging than the"Easy"apps.4. Hard. The clues are now slightly more complicated and theremaybe minor, logical leaps required.5. Very hard. The mystery can definitely be solved withonlyinformationDeveloped by: Tyler GruhnWritten by: Fred Klinker

A free neuroscience studying app with notecards and quizzes!