Ready-made calendars, two per price tier, sorted by price. Play them through here – all doors are open. Then open one in the builder: the story is written, the puzzles work, and in about ten places you fill in what only you know – names, inside jokes, where the present is hidden.
For now, the templates are only available in German.
Three days until the birthday: one puzzle a day, with confetti and a surprise at the end.
The free template: basic puzzles only, no printer. You add the name, a number code, two questions – done in half an hour.
The cake is gone – and one of the guests did it. Three clues that open one after another: a little escape room for an evening.
Free, nothing to print. The doors open as soon as the previous one is solved. You add questions about your guests and the cake’s hiding spot.
Seven days until the birthday: Pünktchen the balloon brings a puzzle every day and collects a solution word for the finale.
No printer needed. You add in-joke questions, a number code, shared moments – and the surprise at the end.
Ten days until the holidays: Professor Pling sets a puzzle every morning for everyone to solve together – secret code, combination lock, mirror writing, a note somewhere in the room.
To solve together on screen, on the projector or in the group chat. Nothing to print; two doors have room for your own questions and in-jokes.
Captain Klecks has hidden his treasure in your home. Six days, QR codes behind the milk and under the cushion, a red spyglass lens and a spinning wheel.
For kids from about 7. On the last day a real chest gets opened. Around ten spots are reserved for names, hiding places and the treasure.
24 days: an elf moves in, hides QR codes around the home and delivers a message piece by piece that leads to the gift.
The full dramatic arc with red film, cipher wheel, mirror and AR. Around ten spots are reserved for your story.