Et Tu? The Murder Mystery Evening Generator by James Wright

Et Tu? The Murder Mystery Evening Generator

A project in London, United Kingdom by James Wright

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Procedurally generated murder mystery evenings; unlimited homicidal fun for all your friends and family!

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Backers: 408
Average Pledge Per Backer: £20

Funded: £8,357 of £8,000
Dates: Dec 13th -> Jan 10th (28 days)
Project By: James Wright

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