Before you print.
A few useful answers about the pages, the puzzles, and the person hosting.
Can I pay for a kit here?
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What does USD 12 include?
Each paid kit is USD 12. The Attic Sunday Map has five linked puzzles. Party Circuit — Four Tables, One Lock has four station puzzles. The Recess File has four identical team sheets. Each paid delivery is a ZIP containing the game PDF and a separate answer-key PDF, not a physical parcel.
Is the free sample part of a paid kit?
No. Mailbox Mix-up is a separate scene with two standalone puzzles, its own host notes, hints, and answers. It needs no paid materials and is not a cut-down version of any paid kit.
What should I have ready?
Designed to use a home printer and ordinary paper, with no special materials. Read the host notes, print the player sheets, and gather pencils. The attic, tin, and map in the story illustrations are not props you need to buy.
Who is it designed for?
Designed for families, birthday-party hosts, and teachers who want a cooperative paper puzzle activity. We have not established a tested age range, group size, or play time. Use the free sample and page previews to judge the fit for your group.
Are answers kept separate?
Yes. The paid answer key is separate from the player PDF. The sample also has its own separate answer PDF. The host should keep those pages away from players.
Do players need a real lock?
No. The picnic tin, circuit lock, and stamp are completed on the printed pages. Everything players need to solve is in the player material. Keep the activity at the table.
Try a little mystery first.
Mailbox Mix-up is a separate, free two-puzzle story. Its own hints and answers are included. No paid kit needed.