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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!
by Cristy Price
(Wellsville, UT)
TEEN Game of LIFE. This is a "LIFE" size version of the game. It is great for preteens and tweens. The game board is composed of "squares" made with regular 8.5" x 11" paper printed on the computer. Each square is taped to the floor. A large room or several connected rooms can be used. Players actually stand on their square. Each square is printed along with the game. The dice can be made with a square cardboard box, closed and covered with "dots" to look like a dice. Depending on how large you decide to make the game, you may want to only use one, two or three dots, with two dice sides of each (so players don't move too fast through the game).
The concept of the game of TEEN LIFE is adjusted to represent teenage life. For example, instead of getting married, players go on a date. Instead of getting a career, the players get jobs babysitting, mowing lawns, delivering newspapers, etc. Instead of getting a house, the player gets a cell phone. Different models are different prices. It is fun to have images of the phones printed life size for the players to hold once they get to that point in the game. Paper money can be used like in the real game, but in smaller increments. $5, $10, $20. Game squares that award money include: finding cash in the restroom, selling items on Ebay, and parent pay-outs for getting good grades. Game squares that lose money include: going to the movies, eating lunch off school campus, overdue books, buying songs off the internet and shopping for clothes. There is also a Birthday Party square, where other players give an amount of money based on the dice roll ($10, $20 or $30, based on rolling a 1, 2 or 3)
To prepare the game, you will want to use colored paper if possible, for a colorful game board. Plan on printing at least twenty four game squares. Print the following on 8.5 x 11 paper. Feel free to adapt them for the specific ages/interests of the party goers:
Start
Roll for your Allowance (1=$10, 2=$20, 3=$30)
Pick your Part Time Job
PayDay (x 6 squares)
Allowance (x 6 squares)
It’s your Birthday! – Spin for your Gift (x 2 Squares)
Go to a party with your friends
Get asked to Homecoming dance
A cute boy/girl calls you
Get a Cell Phone
Find $10 in the restroom
Sell your jeans on Ebay for $20
Parents pay $30 for getting good grades
Spend $10 at the movies
Eating lunch off school campus for $5
Overdue books cost $5
Buying songs off the internet for $10
Go shopping for clothes $15
Print smaller “cards” of the following:
Part Time Jobs (These cards are turned upside down for random drawing)
Mowing Lawns - $15 per payday
Babysitting - $20 per payday
Newspaper Route - $25 per payday
Cell Phones (These cards are left face up for choosing between)
Basic No Frills $10
Upgraded Version $20
Top of the Line $30