Hi Gary,
I have a quick question in regards to the eight players in the Titanic game. Do they all arrive in character and stay in character all night? Since I will be doing the serving of the meal in between rounds what do the players talk about. I would assume that everyone stays in character? Do they talk about their character? Do they talk about the Titanic? Should I have some interesting facts about the Titanic that they can read from when the game is not being played, as I have six courses but there are only four rounds to the mystery. Not sure what to do. Your advice would be appreciated.
Kind regards, Margaret
Hi Margaret,
I’ve never been asked this before and it is such a great question. I think with these games it is a personal preference whether you choose to play the game completely in character from beginning to end. For me, I let my guests just be themselves as they arrive and we talk about all kinds of things titanic related or not. We have fun taking photos, introducing our characters to each other and having a cocktail, but we don’t constantly remain in character. Some players may naturally play it up all evening, while others are less outgoing, it’s all good. I always try and create a fun relaxed atmosphere without putting too much pressure on anyone.
When I play the games with my friends, we are all in character during the game play/rounds and are ourselves in between rounds. Just like a regular dinner party.
I found that this way people are relaxed and don’t feel they need to be “on” all evening. However, you may find that your guests are having fun remaining in character, then by all means that’s great, I wouldn’t discourage it, and say its up to them, whichever is the most fun for them.
It would be interesting to hear from people who have played the game with their guests in Character all night long and how it went. Have a great party Margaret, please let me know how it goes!
Gary
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