Mischief Games
Y2Killer
Y2Killer
**Note: you will receive a link to download the game in your purchase confirmation email. Just print and play!
Couldn't load pickup availability
It’s December 31, 1999, and the threat of the Y2K bug divided the population into two types of people: those who are panicking and those who are partying like it’s 1999. Jo Jive, the owner of the hottest record label of the decade, just wants to party. Jo invites the most VIP of VIPs to the hip new nightclub, Encore Lemieux, for a potential end-of-the-world celebration. What was intended to be a bougie, totally exclusive affair takes a turn when some uninvited guests arrive, invitation mysteriously in hand.
As midnight approaches and the threat of the Y2K bug draws near, not everyone plans to ring in the New Year in typical fashion. A killer is afoot.
Get ready for a night of paranoia, mischief, and murder with this fun and interactive murder mystery party game!
Share
The details
Y2Killer
Game Details
- Easy print-and-play upon purchase (PDF file)
- Can be played with 5-20 players
- All characters can be played by any gender
- Age recommendation: 17+
- Gameplay length: 1.5 - 3 hours
- Minimal Host effort
How It Works
Y2Killer can be played with 5 to 20 players, all gender-neutral characters and expertly crafted in-house. The game forgoes the playing board to create an interactive and improvisational experience for players, ensuring a hilarious night.
Every player is given a detailed character description with 5-7 guiding objectives per round to uncover the killer – and from there – all bets are off! Players are encouraged to let loose and allow their imagination to run wild while they interact with others for the ultimate whodunnit experience.
Y2Killer is great for friends, family, and co-workers. Recommended for ages 17+. We provide instant access upon purchase. Just print and play!
Game Contents
- Easy-to-read Host Guide & Checklist
- Character List (with costume inspo)
- 3 Rounds of Character Booklets
- Game Clues
- Final Reveal
- Digital Invitations & Character Profiles
Print and Play Details
At Mischief Games, we strive to make hosting easy and fun so that participation as a Host doesn’t require any previous experience or much effort at all. We've intentionally designed our Character Booklets so that Hosts can quickly prep the materials without spoiling the ending of the game.
- No more cutting and stuffing envelopes.
- No more sifting through endless pages of materials.
- No more knowing the victim or killer ahead of time.
With our games, you can be the Host, assign yourself your favorite character, play the game without knowing whodunnit, and can even be the victim or killer.
You will receive a link to download the game in your purchase confirmation email.
"I have played other murder mystery games before but the level of detail, creativity and thoughtfulness behind each character and the overall storyline has forever set mischief games apart in my mind."
- Alexis W -
How Our Games Work
We intentionally craft each story to provide a unique experience for our customers.
Very easy very funny.Definitely recommend
Fun game but was missing a key portion of character content
YAY! Had such a wonderful time. Easy to print and organize. I bought the 20person expansion pack, so only issue was that some of my friends felt that their charcaters werent very involved/invested. Ending & accusation/voting round was also somewhat confusing. Otherwise wonderful theme, charcater design, instructions, and materials!
We hosted a Y2Killer party last night as a belated Halloween event with 13 people. Overall, everyone had a such a fun experience and really enjoyed the immersive nature of the game. The makers really do a great job with the intricate relationships and building tension. One of the small things we struggled with was when printing in black and white, none of the booklet headers print for some reason. It is a lot of paper and ink so we just printed the extra booklet for reference if needed, and continued as is. Ultimately this wasn’t an issue until our final round. We found the final round a little confusing with whether or not to divulge the secrets page and when, answering questions our friends had that the booklets did not directly address, and unfortunately our detective was confused with guiding the discussion based on provided instructions. The last round was our biggest struggle, but we still really enjoyed the experience and the game as a whole. The last round just might need a little more help guiding the cast through discussion, accusations and reveals.
this was so fun! played for my 25th birthday! first time playing and hosting a murder mystery party and it was honestly a breeze! definitely recommend!