Choosing a pub quiz pack: what the host actually needs
A list of questions is only one part of a hosted quiz.
Read the guide →Choose well. Host simply.
What to buy, what to print and what to keep away from the players.
A printable mystery for two, without acting
A case-file game lets both people inspect the same evidence and form an accusation.
Read the guide →Run a kids’ puzzle party without padlocks or hidden props
A printable mission does not have to imitate a physically locked escape room.
Read the guide →Choose an office game without acting or personal questions
An activity can be social without asking colleagues to tell personal stories or perform a character.
Read the guide →Printing a game kit: A4, US Letter and what to keep private
The two PDF versions are alternatives for different paper sizes.
Read the guide →Can the host play a case-file mystery too?
In The Missing Meridian, the organiser can print the evidence, read the setup guide and join the investigation without reading the solution.
Read the guide →PowerPoint or browser: which quiz presentation should you use?
The PowerPoint file is useful when you want to change a title, add your venue name or adjust the order of rounds.
Read the guide →Which ready-to-host kit fits your group?
A children’s mission, a case-file mystery and a hosted quiz create different kinds of participation.
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