Printable mysteries / Ages 13+
Turn your house into a whodunit.
Original mystery-party games for birthdays, sleepovers, and families with teens. Print the clues, gather your suspects, and give the evening a plot twist.
Storefront preview · Full game in development · Checkout closed
The evening’s agenda
Less scrolling. More sleuthing.
Our founder’s promises
Original stories. Not recycled party scripts.
Designed around household supplies.
Test first. Launch only when ready.
01 / The main event
The Midnight Message
Story concept / preview
One message.
A room full of suspects.
Nobody telling the whole story.
A mysterious message arrives just before midnight. Your group must untangle conflicting accounts, connect the clues, and decide what really happened.
4–8
planned players
13+
intended ages
45–60
target minutes
Timing and difficulty are targets, not verified results. Playtesting comes before release.
A host’s roadmap
Planned host instructions, invitations, and a setup checklist so the grown-up can guide the evening.
Clues that keep them talking
Original printable puzzles, with separate hints and an answer key for those stuck-on-a-clue moments.
Print it your way
Color and low-ink PDF versions are planned. Expect a home printer, paper, pens, and simple household supplies—not specialist props.
02 / A little taste of the twist
The Missing Birthday Envelope
Try this free, five-minute mystery draft right here. Read it aloud, compare the clues, then reveal the answer. No email required.
On-page preview; printable sample files are not yet released. Timing has not been playtested.
Case file / 001
Where did the envelope go?
The birthday envelope vanished from the kitchen table. Alex, Bea, and Cam each moved one item: the cake, the candles, or the envelope. Each item went somewhere different: the fridge, the drawer, or the bookshelf.
- Alex put their item in the fridge.
- The cake is in the fridge.
- Bea moved the candles.
- The candles are not on the bookshelf.
Who moved the envelope—and where is it?
Need a hint?
Start by matching Alex to an item. Then find the only place left for Bea’s candles.
Reveal the answer
Cam moved the envelope to the bookshelf. Alex moved the cake to the fridge. Bea’s candles cannot be on the bookshelf or in the already-used fridge, so they are in the drawer. That leaves Cam, the envelope, and the bookshelf.
03 / Plan the party
One night. No subscription.
Proposed prices in USD, being tested—not launch offers. All purchases remain disabled until the game files and checkout-to-download process are verified.
Complete game
$19
The Midnight Message: planned puzzles, host guide, hints, answer key, invitations, and color + low-ink PDFs.
Digital files only. Nothing will be shipped.
Party edition
$29
Proposed expanded edition. Extra contents are still being defined; not available for purchase.
Future three-game bundle
$45
A future idea, not a finished collection. Two additional games have not been released.
Before you play
What do I need to print?
A home printer and standard paper are planned requirements, with color and low-ink options. Final page count, paper sizes, and supply checklist will be published after file testing.
How will digital delivery work?
After launch, the intended flow is checkout followed by access to downloadable PDFs. Payment, download access, and file opening still need verification. No files are currently being sold or delivered.
Is this right for my teen’s party?
The full game is being designed for 4–8 players aged 13+, especially birthdays, sleepovers, and family gatherings. Difficulty and 45–60 minute timing are still awaiting playtest verification.
Can I buy or preorder now?
No. This is a storefront draft, not an open shop. Checkout stays disabled until the products and delivery process are ready.
Your house. Their suspects. One unforgettable night.
Start with a small mystery.
Solve the envelope case. Then challenge your next suspect.