How to Host a Murder: Hoo Hung Wu

We have not hosted the murder party and unanimously it was thumbs up. Peolpe arrived in charcter, the food was period and I'd recommend this product to anyone wanting to have group fun with lots of laughs, even hard to make laugh people like me.

I have loved the How to Host a Murder series and this is a very fun one. BUT ... the narrator is not on a CD but a cassette!!! Took me a while to dig that out from a closet. Glad I found it as it would have been a pain to find a cassette player in this day and age.

I love the series on how to host a murder mystery and would recommend almost all of them. The Hoo Hung Wu is the hardest I've done. The names are very confusing and it hinders the fun of the game. For the most part this game was hard to follow. I would honestly recommend all the others game in this series, just not this one.

I played this game with my family. I had been thinking about doing one for a birthday or Halloween party, and my cousin said we could test one of hers to see how much I liked it. So we did, and it was AWESOME! We didn't get to dress up, because it was short notice, but we still had a lot of fun. We ordered Chinaese food and had fortune cookies for dessert. We had a blast! and I am definatley going to do a Halloween party now...I just have to deside which to do.

This was a great evening. Full of confusion and lots of laughs. I have played other games by this manufacturer and would have to say that this one seemed to have more twists and turns. There was a lot of information to digest and the characters names seemed to make things even more confusing as we tried to keep track of who was Hoo! My guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I would recommend these games to anyone.