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.

Start with the participants, not the theme

A children’s mission, a case-file mystery and a hosted quiz create different kinds of participation. Star Signal is written for children around eight to ten with adult help. The Missing Meridian asks one to four readers to reconcile documents. Brainwave gives teams sixty short questions. The Team Challenge supplies a structured agenda for a facilitated group session.

Decide whether someone will lead

The mystery lets the organiser play because the solution is separate. The quiz needs a host to read questions and score. The children’s mission needs an adult to supervise and share hints. The office session needs a facilitator to keep the agenda moving. These are real requirements, not optional features hidden behind a checkout button.

Buy the collection only when it is useful

The Host Collection contains the four complete kits; it does not combine them into one larger game or grant future releases. A single kit is the better fit when you need just one event. Compare the real samples, formats and group sizes first. Timings are design estimates, and a group’s reading pace can change how long the activity lasts.

Updated 2026-11-12. Product guidance from the included kit specifications.