Bachelor / bachelorette

Bachelor and bachelorette assassin game: a whole weekend of paranoia

A bachelor or bachelorette party often runs all weekend, which makes it perfect for an assassin game. Between the daytime activity, dinner and the night out, everyone is plotting to get their target to complete a mission while keeping one eye on whoever is after them.

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Sample missions

• ●Get your target to say 'This is my last night of freedom!'.
• ●Get your target to read out loud what's written on the group T-shirt.
• ●Get your target to tell you a funny story about the bride- or groom-to-be.
• ●Get your target to admit which of the day's challenges they dread most.
• ●Get your target to wear the group accessory (sash, hat, tiara) for a minute.
• ●Get your target to pose for a photo pointing at the bride- or groom-to-be.

24 missions written for this occasion, plus 120 general ones: you pick the theme, the difficulty and family-friendly mode.

How it works

1. 1Create your game and print the poster with its QR code.
2. 2Guests scan it with their phone and sign up in 20 seconds.
3. 3Start the game: everyone discovers their target and mission on their screen.
4. 4Mission done? The target shows their kill code, the hunter enters it and inherits the target's target.

Tips for organizers

• Start the game on Friday night or Saturday morning so it runs through every activity, and set an end time before Sunday brunch.
• Make the groom or bride a prized target: whoever takes them out earns a perk, like skipping a dare or choosing the next bar.
• If the group mixes childhood friends, coworkers and siblings, the game is a fast way to get everyone talking on the drive there.

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