Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Earth Hour Participants Can Solve Mystery in the Dark, Tree Planted In Their Name!
Toronto, ON—This year, Earth Hour can be spent solving a murder! Participants of Earth Hour worldwide can take part in “The Earth Hour Murder,” a mystery game played in the dark and created especially for Earth Hour by Toronto’s Shot In The Dark Mysteries.
At home parties or at a more public Earth Hour event, participants will work in groups or alone, interrogating suspects to determine the murderer, all in the one hour allotted for Earth Hour on March 27th. The game contains five suspects, and can be played by a minimum of five players, with no maximum number of participants.
Known for fun and easy mystery games, Shot In The Dark Mysteries offers visitors to www.shotinthedarkmysteries.com to download the new game instantly for only $19.97.
Shot In The Dark Mysteries will plant a tree for every Earth Hour Murder game purchased, in the purchaser’s name, to offset the printing and paper used.
Each game comes with brand new materials, a suspect guide for each person playing a suspect to review ahead of time and a facilitator guide, with an introduction and confession.
Earth Hour
Earth hour is the largest environmental movement in history. All over the world, for one hour, people turn off their lights and shut off electric devices to unite their voices for our planet. Parties and events are organized worldwide as people band together to make a difference.
What is a Mini Mystery?
Mini Mysteries are short games played under an hour with a cast of suspects, who are interrogated by an infinite number of participants. Mini Mystery games can be played as a quick game at a home party, a corporate team building mystery event or as an icebreaker game.
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Media Contact:
Eleni Moutsias Leigh Clements
Publicist Founder
Fabulous PR Shot in the Dark Mysteries
416-804-2438 647-330-4678
emoutsias@gmail.com mysterymaiden@shotinthedarkmysteries.com
www.shotinthedarkmysteries.com
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