A Memorable Family Adventure
We did this for Halloween in lieu of TOT. Our little family had a blast, and it was super easy to pull together. We hope you offer a new one for Xmas!!!
Project Frankenstein, Houdini's Secret Room Kit and Circus Medrano, plus invitations, posters and masks to print. One download, three evenings.




+ invitations, posters & masks to print
Available until 31 October
Instant download · three games + party printables
The Party Pack goes on sale 1 October
Three of our escape games in one download, picked for a Halloween at home. Until then, each of the three is here on its own, any night of the year.
The Party Pack is put away
The three games in it are still here on their own, any night of the year. Pick one, print it at home, and you still get the game night.

Game 1
Someone is robbing graves, and the science club thinks the castle's scientist knows why.

Game 2
The door of Houdini's secret room slams shut behind you. Sixty minutes to find the key.

Game 3
Two kids vanished the day the circus came to town. Your detective club is going in.
Which game tonight depends on who's playing. Twelve and up, start with Project Frankenstein: about ten minutes to set up, so you can print it this afternoon and be playing after dinner. Ten or eleven, start with Houdini's Secret Room Kit instead. It takes longer, 25–30 min of cutting out pieces and hiding them around the room, but it's still a same-evening job. Circus Medrano runs 60–90 min and needs no game master, so once it's printed and set up, you're off duty. I've had 21,000+ of our games played by now, so take the math from me: each runs an hour to an hour and a half, and all three back to back is about four hours plus setup. Three games, three nights. Or one very long party, if your crew has the stamina. Your call, my friend.
Every story letter, puzzle sheet and prop prints at home. Then the party bits: invitations, posters and masks, so the room looks right before anyone finds the first clue.


Party printables: invitations, posters and masks

TeachersRunning a class Halloween? Each game plays in groups of two to five, at home or in class. For schools →
We did this for Halloween in lieu of TOT. Our little family had a blast, and it was super easy to pull together. We hope you offer a new one for Xmas!!!
We did the Circus Medrano for my daughter's 11th birthday party, it was a blast! The girls loved it. It's my favorite one so far! We also really liked Houdini's secret room and Professor Swen's Lab.
This escape room was soo much fun for our family night! I loved how we can print it again to do with friends!

Right after checkout. The files come three ways: by email, on the confirmation page, and in My Account. Print at home or at a print shop. Twelve and up, Project Frankenstein sets up in about ten minutes. Younger, Houdini takes half an hour. Either one is a same-evening job.
Depends on the game. Houdini (9–13): a locked room, walls closing in, 60 min on the clock. Circus Medrano (10–13): two missing kids and a circus creepier than it seems. Project Frankenstein (12–16): grave robberies and a monster who turns out friendly. Ten or eleven, start with Houdini or Circus.
Two to five per game, and Houdini works from one. That's per game, not per pack. With a bigger crowd, one idea is to run the three games as rounds, or give each group its own game to work on. Either way, everyone plays and nobody sits out the whole night.
It differs. Project Frankenstein: about 10 min. Houdini's Secret Room Kit: 25–30 min, because you cut out pieces and hide them around the room, following a setup guide with photos. Circus Medrano: someone prints the 20 illustrations and sets it up before the players walk in.
Color printer or print shop. Frankenstein needs color, Houdini won't work properly in black and white, Circus is better in color. Frankenstein: about 23 pages. Circus: 20 illustrations, plus a phone or tablet for its app. Houdini: scissors, glue and a pencil too. Invitations: PowerPoint (.pptx).
Yes. Every game plays in groups of two to five (Houdini from one), at home or in class. Pick by age: Houdini 9–13, Circus 10–13, Frankenstein 12–16. There's more on running escape games at school on our schools page.
English. All three games are in English.
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