Stories to solve. Clues to follow. Adventures to step inside.
Story-driven games for curious kids, with printable mysteries for birthdays, holidays, and other occasions worth making special.
You set the mystery in motion. They take it from there.
You prepare the experience and stay available to help, and then (try to) resist the urge to jump in. Give the kids room to follow the story, test ideas, make wrong guesses, and figure things out together.
A Story Worth Following
Something has happened, and every clue helps them discover what it means or what comes next.
Curiosity Leads the Way
They search, compare, rearrange, decode, try something, and see what happens.
Different Kids Can Contribute
Searching, observing, making, moving, and solving give different children a way into the same adventure.
One Shared Goal
They work toward the ending together. Nobody is eliminated, and the reward is never reserved for the fastest child.
Choose your next adventure
A Christmas mystery. A birthday party gone sideways. An Easter delivery mix-up. Each one gives kids something different to investigate.
Choose an adventure to see the story, setup, play time, and available formats.
The Christmas Clue Chase
Follow a North Pole prankster through hidden clues, searching, hands-on challenges, and a final Christmas surprise.
Ages 7–10 · Active setup 45–60 min · Play 60–90 min
The Curious Case of the Sprinkle Snatcher
Solve the mystery of the missing party supplies, then celebrate with a creative cupcake-decorating finale.
Ages 8–12 · Active setup 45–60 min · Play 60–90 min
The Curious Case of the Basket Delivery Disaster
Search for eggs, crack hidden codes, and help Bunny Dispatch work out where the safely delivered baskets landed.
Ages 7–10 · Active setup 45–60 min · Play 30–45 min
A little preparation. A much bigger reveal.
Setup varies by adventure. Each one includes clear instructions to guide you through printing, preparing and setting up the experience.
Prepare the Adventure
Follow the Guide materials and get the clues, pieces, supplies, and hiding places ready.
Start the Story
Give the kids their first message and let the ordinary space around them become part of the mystery.
Let Them Investigate
Stay nearby for hints, but give them room to test ideas, work together, and reach the final discovery.
Try one real clue before choosing an adventure
What happened when they played
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Browse the current mysteries, or try one real clue first.