Careers

Join the Mystery

At Murder Mystery Game Kits, we create printable and digital murder mystery games for people who want a dinner party with more secrets, more suspicion, and fewer awkward silences.

We are not always hiring.

But we are always interested in clever people.

If you can write a suspicious character bio, spot a plot hole from across the room, design something that looks like it was pulled from a detective’s desk, or explain a download issue without sounding like a robot, we might want to hear from you.

What We Do

We create murder mystery game kits that help people host unforgettable game nights at home.

Our products may include:

Printable game materials
Character booklets
Host guides
Clue cards
Evidence files
Invitations
Party instructions
Digital downloads
Atmospheric extras

Everything we make should be clear, fun, polished, and easy to use.

The goal is simple: customers should open the kit and think, “Great. I can actually host this.”

Who We Like Working With

We like people who are:

Creative, but not chaotic
Funny, but not confusing
Detail-oriented, but not impossible
Reliable, but not boring
Independent, but not invisible
Good with deadlines, because murder waits for no one

You do not need to own a magnifying glass.

But it helps if you enjoy puzzles, storytelling, design, games, parties, or the strange pleasure of making fake evidence look convincing.

Possible Future Roles

We may occasionally look for help with:

Mystery writing
Character development
Game testing
Graphic design
PDF layout
Illustration
Product photography
Video editing
Customer support
Email marketing
SEO content
Social media content
Shopify support
Advertising and creative strategy

Some roles may be freelance. Some may be project-based. Some may begin with one small task and turn into a much bigger plot twist.

What Makes Someone a Good Fit?

You may be a good fit if you:

Care about clear communication
Notice tiny details
Can make something fun without making it messy
Understand that customers need instructions, not riddles
Can write in natural English
Take feedback well
Meet deadlines
Ask smart questions
Do not disappear halfway through the case

Bonus points if you have experience with digital products, party games, downloadable PDFs, ecommerce, Shopify, Canva, Adobe tools, SEO, paid ads, or customer support.

What Makes Someone a Bad Fit?

This may not be the right place if you:

Need constant supervision
Miss deadlines without warning
Think “good enough” is always good enough
Write like a terms and conditions page when asked to be fun
Make designs that look like a school worksheet from 2007
Use AI without checking if the result actually makes sense
Forget that real customers have to understand the final product

We like creativity. We also like things that work.

How to Apply

We do not currently have a formal application portal.

If you think you could help Murder Mystery Game Kits, email us at:

office@murdermysterygamekits.com

Please include:

A short introduction
What kind of work you are interested in
Relevant examples, portfolio links, or previous work
Your location or time zone
Your availability
Your rates, if freelance
Anything else you think we should know

You do not need to send a dramatic confession letter.

But we will read one.

Subject Line Suggestion

Careers — [Your Name] — [Type of Work]

For example:

Careers — Emily Carter — Mystery Writer

Careers — Daniel Brooks — Graphic Designer

Careers — Olivia Smith — Customer Support

A Final Note

We believe a great murder mystery game is part story, part design, part party planning, and part controlled chaos.

If you can help us make game nights smoother, funnier, prettier, clearer, or more unforgettable, we would love to hear from you.

The case is open.