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A scavenger hunt with magic in it. Print ten object cards, hide them, and send the kids hunting. Scan a discovered card and the object on it comes to life — it glows, a character speaks, and it's added to the Collection. Find all ten to complete it. Nothing is shipped: all you need is a printer and your phones.
Enter the WorkshopBrowse our collection of team-based party games designed for in-person play.
Set up a game session, invite your friends, and assign teams from the lobby.
Scan QR codes, solve puzzles, and compete — all from your phones.
A team-based murder mystery
Three teams race to solve a mystery by scanning clues, sharing briefings, and piecing together the truth — but not everything is as it seems.
A 21+ speakeasy mystery night
The last bottle of the Founder's Reserve has vanished from a 1920s speakeasy — and one table is secretly the Snitch. A grown-ups' mystery with toasts, bar games, and fate cards that pour. Sips only, mocktails welcome.
A Christmas mystery with magic objects
The workshop has gone dark and one department is secretly helping the Grumble. Solve the mystery, follow the trail of ten magic objects that come alive when scanned, and ring the First Bell to bring Christmas back.
The little-elves hunt, ages 4–7
No mystery, no traitor — just a trail of ten magic objects hidden around your home, each coming alive when scanned, with clues leading from one to the next. Waking the last one wins.
A friendly-ghost mystery
The manor's friendly ghosts have gone quiet: the Phantom dimmed the house because his waltz was interrupted a hundred years ago. Solve the mystery, find the Unfinished Waltz, and the Ball begins again.
A high-seas mystery with a lonely Kraken
The treasure vanished from the cove without a footprint. Crews race to solve how — and discover the Kraken who waved at every ship for a hundred years and never got a wave back.
A magical mystery about being chosen
The academy's magic is fizzling — because Fizzle, the familiar nobody ever chose, asked an ink imp for help. Houses race to solve it, and the finale finally says his name.