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Clued-In Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR OLDER KIDS, TEENS, & ADULTS
Clued-In is our most popular print and play game year after year. If you can imagine a live version of the board game Clue, but with the added twist of being able to bribe, blackmail, gamble, steal and more all in a race to find out who the killer is and how they did it. This game can also be played again and again because every game has a different solution!
Halloween Printable Page Games
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS & ADULTS
These games print one per page and feature a variety of Halloween themes such as Halloween Candy By Another Name, Match the Villain, Which Witch is Which, Spooky Scattergories, Creepy Quotes, and MORE! There are 10 games in all and you can choose just one or get them all in a bundle.
Monster Hunt Treasure Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR KIDS 6+
This printable treasure hunt is part of our CodeBuster Collection, young players must find and discover the monster cards that matches each riddle and then use their decoder to discover where the treasure is hidden! Monsters include cute versions of traditional "monsters" such as a witch, ghost, zombie, skeleton, mummy etc.
Horror Movie Villain Treasure Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS
This is another game from our CodeBuster Collection in which players must find and discover the Horror Movie villain that matches each riddle and then use their decoder to discover where the treasure is hidden! Villains include cute versions of our favorites to include Freddy, Chucky, Pennywise, Michael, etc.
Horror Movie Trivia Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS
Do you and your friends like scary movies? This hunt challenges players with fun and engaging trivia puzzles and games involving our favorite horror movies. Once you solve one puzzle it will reveal the location of the next until you discover the "treasure" at the end.
Clues, Spells, & Curses Scavenger Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR ALL AGES
What I deem the perfect Halloween game for players wanting to have a hilarious good time. While the players are searching and solving clues to win the game they are also falling to "curses" such as curse of molasses where you must move in slow motion, or the fowl curse where you're turned into a chicken. Players must act out any curse that gets then until they find the magic ingredients and spell to break that curse.
Halloween Family Feud Game
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS & ADULTS
This interactive Family feud game uses PowerPoint to make the game show come alive - it features 8 Halloween Survey questions and our own special lightening round at the end. Game includes spooky sound effects to help create a real game show feel at your Halloween Bash!!
DIY Murder Mystery Escape Room
RECOMMENDED FOR Teens & Adults
This step by step guide provides everything you need to know about how to set up your very own Murder Mystery Escape Room where ghosts from the 1920's are trapped in the house but which one is the killer, we provide the puzzle clues, what you need to set them up, and printable kit to make it as easy as possible to create this unique experience in your home.
EVEN MORE PRINTABLE HALLOWEEN PARTY GAMES!
A Casper Scare School party is the perfect scary (but not really) party theme for kids between the ages of 5-10. My niece requested this party in particular for her 7th birthday party theme. I remembered Casper the friendly ghost from my own childhood, and of course the motion picture staring Christina Ricci form my teen years. This new Casper cartoon was not familiar to me so I set out to do some research. In Casper’s Scare School, Casper has been sent to a special school to learn how to be scarier. Some of his friends and classmates include Ra the mummy, Thatch the vampire, and Mantha the zombie. In coming up with games for this theme I went for fun and just a little spooky. Below you will see the ideas I came up with. If you can think of anymore I would LOVE to hear from you. I also created a printable Casper Scare School party supplies you can purchase. (see below games for details).
For this game I spread black trash bags all over the playing area. The trash bags represented graves. All the kids were told to walk around like zombie’s while the music was playing. When the music stopped they all had to find a “grave” as fast as possible as lay down on it and be dead. This game is played just like the classic party game musical chairs. I started with enough “graves” for each child and played a few practice rounds. Then I started taking one “grave” away after each round. Whichever zombie did not make it to a grave was out. I gave a small consolation prize when each child got out (a bag of m&m’s) and a big prize to the last zombie survivor.
I was going to have the kids play this game in pairs, but since there was enough adult volunteers for each child to have an adult partner I thought that would be more of a novelty. After each child paired off with their adult partner I gave each pair a roll of toilet paper. On the start of go each child had to start wrapping their adult with toilet paper. The first child to use all their toilet paper won!
This is definitely an outside game. I gathered the children in a semi-circle. Choose one child to start and play Casper. He or she sits in front of the other children with their back turned toward them so he/she can’t see them. Tap one of the children on the head. This child must let out a scared scream. Now all the other children chant;
“ Casper, Casper, you’ve been seen,
Who oh who let out that scream?”
Now “Casper’ can turn around and gets three guesses as to who it was that screamed. Let the screamer become the next Casper and keep playing until everyone gets a turn.
This was a simple game I set up that guests can do once they arrive at the party. I filled a clear jar with gummy worms and had each child write how many they thought there were in the jar. At the end of the party I announced the exact amount in the jar and awarded the child who came the closest with the jar.
This is an art contest. I gave each child a white paper plate and provided construction paper, glue, markers, crayons, and other assorted odds and ends they could use. The object was to make the scariest mask. I also gave out little prizes for most creative, funniest, ugliest, etc…
I divided all the children into two teams and gave each child a set of vampire teeth. On one side of the playing area I had a long table covered in marshmallows. One the other side of the playing area I had two bowls (one for each team). All the children had to wear their vampire teeth and on the start of go they had to pick up a marshmallow in between there vampire teeth (hands had to remain behind their back the whole time) and run it over and drop it into their teams bowl. All players can play at the same time. The teams must get as many marshmallows into their bowl as possible within three minutes. The team with the most marshmallows when the timer goes off WINS!