We make cozy mystery games and puzzle books for evenings in: find-the-killer cases for one or two, murder mystery parties for a table of friends, and escape rooms for kids.
Tofu (the cube) writes the clues. Biscuit (the cat) checks that every case has exactly one answer. You bring a pencil and something warm to drink.
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Each one is a complete game you set up at home. They're on our Etsy shop.
A blizzard closes the only road, the market master is found at the foot of the clock tower, and the charity ledger is gone.
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Christmas Eve at a village inn, a cake contest and a very rude judge. Every guest plays a villager with a secret.
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A lantern festival, a 1920s night train, a masked ball and a harvest fair. Four killers to catch, one case at a time.
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A mystery for two with no host: you each hold half the clues, so you have to talk it through.
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A friendly ghost in a tiny top hat, a silly curse on the front door, and six puzzles to break it.
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Open one door a day, solve the little puzzle behind it, and name the killer on Christmas Eve. (A different story from Silent Night at Hollybrook.)
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A Christmas mystery in 24 puzzles, one for each day of Advent.
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Color by number for adults: 50 hidden holiday pictures that appear square by square.
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Color by number for adults: 50 hidden pictures of lighthouses, boats and sea creatures.
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300 checkmate-in-one puzzles, from easy to harder, with all the answers.
See it on Amazon →Plain advice from people who write these games, with pictures from our own games.
Which game to pick, how many guests, what to cook, and a timing plan for the night.
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A three-week plan, costume ideas, a menu for every round, and what to do when someone gets a cold.
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The register, the kinds of clues, a worked example, and how to solve one without getting lost.
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