Player briefing
Clock & jarsActual PDF page previews from the current draft. Final product checks are still in progress. No answer-key pages shown.
Printable PDF adventure
The Attic Sunday Map
Grandad’s picnic tin is shut. Follow the clues through the attic and find the motto that opens it in the story.
USD 12 Five linked puzzles
Digital files to print. No physical kit is shipped.
- Player material
- Five puzzles and a clue record
- For the host
- Setup notes and a hint ladder
- Separate PDF
- Answer key and reset notes
The free sample is a different story with two standalone puzzles. You do not need this kit to play it.
Rain at the window. Clues on the table.
The adventure stays on the printed pages. A clock sketch, a shelf of jars, and a set of stair notes lead to a window-pane map and a final motto.
Share the clues, compare ideas, and ask the host for a hint when you need one.
What’s in the kit?
The paid download is a ZIP with the game PDF and a separate answer-key PDF. The free sample is separate.
- Clock sketchStart with a close look at the marks.
- Jar labelsUse the attic alphabet strip to decode a word.
- Stair notesPut the notes in order to uncover a clue.
- Window-pane mapBring earlier clues together to choose your route.
- Picnic-tin mottoUse what you found to finish the story.
A host has a part to play.
Keep the answer key away from players. Read the setup notes first, then use the hint ladder to help without giving the answer away.
Designed to use a home printer and ordinary paper, with no special materials.
Designed for families, birthday-party hosts, and teachers who want a cooperative paper puzzle activity.
How to hostTry 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.