A calmer start to your party
Practical layouts, role cards, printing checks and hint scripts.
Share a Mystery with Six Kids
Two teams of three give six children room to read, record and check. Both teams use the same story and can finish at their own pace.
Set Up in One Room
Turn one table into a complete mystery. Every clue stays within reach, and nothing needs to be hidden around the house.
Run a Game for Two Kids
Two children can share one complete pack. Alternating jobs gives each child a useful turn without turning the party into a race.
Print in Black and White
Every puzzle uses named shapes, printed digits and text rules. Color is decoration, so ordinary monochrome printing is enough.
Hints Without Spoilers
Three hint levels let the host help a little at a time. Keep the hint PDF separate from the ordinary player sheets.
No-Cut Party Setup
The family collection uses whole sheets, with no cutting or folding. Paper and pencils are enough. Older catalogue packs also include full-sheet alternatives.
Keep a Party on Time
Use time as a guide for the host. Nobody loses for taking longer, and the timer can be paused whenever needed.
A Second Game Next Weekend
Pick a second game by how children will think and work, not only by its picture or title.