End-of-year celebrations
Mischievous elves — 24 days of adventure
Pistache and Miette have lost the pages of their storybook. From 1 to 24 December, a little prank and a new puzzle move their investigation forward each day.
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Games for spending time together as a family.
Elves from 1 to 24 December, Saint Nicholas, Christmas or New Year: choose your next story. Birthdays and other celebrations are also available. Prepare your game for free with an adult's account; children join without personal accounts.
Free family games with an account created by an adult; children join with a code or QR, without a personal account.
Get ready for December
End-of-year celebrations
Saint Nicholas — The messenger's six letters
Pipo's delivery route is all mixed up. Follow the messages, gather the clues and help this little postman find his way to the surprises.
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Christmas — The stars of the storybook
The story workshop has gone dark. Pistache and Miette follow the trail of a mysterious visitor, uncovering another part of the story with every discovery.
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New Year — The final tick
A cardboard clock refuses to move into the new year. Miette and Pistache follow its clues to discover what is holding back the last page of the calendar.
Explore the activityThe possibilities
A story for every occasion
Hunt for surprises
Clues around the house or garden, a code to crack and finally the treasure.
Create an adventureElf season
Small challenges and escapades to stage, according to parents’ time and wishes.
Meet the elvesA celebration for everyone
Question games and group choices so everyone can join in.
Try a pollGOOD TO KNOW
Games to enjoy at home or elsewhere
The magic is in the details.
Before the event, choose a duration suited to the players’ ages, check permitted hiding places, prepare an option without phones and test the codes with someone else. An adult supervises the activity; children do not need to share their full name, photo or date of birth.
The process
You stay in control of the adventure.
- 01
Choose
A theme or an occasion.
- 02
Prepare
Hiding places, clues and rewards.
- 03
Set up
Cards, stages or QR codes if you use them.
- 04
Play
Guide children without spoiling the discovery.
Useful questions
Frequently asked questions
How do you prepare a treasure hunt at home?
Choose a short story, safe locations and clues of suitable difficulty. An adult prepares the hiding places and tests the route before the party.
Does a child need to create an account?
An adult is responsible for preparing the activity. Avoid asking children for their full name, address, photo or any other personal data.