Among Christmas games for adults, Save Christmas stands out for its story: the suspects are a colourful bunch, including an impostor Father Christmas, resentful elves and even a reindeer with far too many sleigh fines. Each team will have to examine the evidence, rule out alibis and find the culprit.
To save Christmas, each team will have to achieve three things before the last bell rings:
- • Identify the culprit from the amusing gallery of suspects, analysing clues, fingerprints and witness statements.
- • Recover the magic gift list by cracking the codes that reveal where it is hidden.
- • Complete the solution sheet with the motive for the theft and the sequence of events.
This Christmas game for work encourages collaboration, communication and lateral thinking, while filling the party with laughter and Christmas spirit. Will you accept the mission?
How the game works
Save Christmas is designed to fit into any company Christmas party or event:
- • Introduction: a video with a distress call from the North Pole introduces the story and starts the countdown.
- • Kits for each table: each team receives a themed box with the evidence for the case, puzzle postcards, materials for the challenges and their investigation notebook.
- • Investigation phases: each puzzle solved opens the next challenge, combining logic and observation riddles with hands-on challenges such as Christmas puzzles and cut-outs.
- • Immersive technology: clues hidden in Augmented Reality and interactive content discovered by scanning the materials in the kit.
- • Grand finale: the teams’ solutions are checked, the winning team is announced and a closing video reveals the whole truth… and officially saves Christmas.
Much more than a Christmas board game
Unlike a simple board game, this experience is hosted from start to finish: our team leads the activity, keeps up the pace, gives rescue clues to teams that get stuck and livens up the competition between tables.
The challenges are also designed so that every profile can take part: someone who does not enjoy logic puzzles can shine building the hands-on challenge, looking for details in the illustrated postcards or leading the team’s investigation. Nobody is left watching.
And if your celebration includes lunch or dinner, we can combine this format with our investigation activity for company dinners, handing out the clues between courses.
