Christmas
The Christmas assassin game: a little mischief between turkey and dessert
The holidays bring together people who rarely see each other, whether it's the extended family on Christmas Eve or coworkers at the year-end party. The assassin game livens up those long evenings with secret missions and gives the shyest guests a great excuse to start a conversation.
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Sample missions
- ●Get your target to say 'Ho ho ho!'.
- ●Get your target to hum a Christmas carol.
- ●Get your target to tell you their New Year's resolution.
- ●Get your target to tell you how old they were when they stopped believing in Santa.
- ●Get your target to put on a Santa hat.
- ●Get your target to pass you a mince pie, a chocolate or a Christmas cookie.
24 missions written for this occasion, plus 120 general ones: you pick the theme, the difficulty and family-friendly mode.
How it works
- 1Create your game and print the poster with its QR code.
- 2Guests scan it with their phone and sign up in 20 seconds.
- 3Start the game: everyone discovers their target and mission on their screen.
- 4Mission done? The target shows their kill code, the hunter enters it and inherits the target's target.
Tips for organizers
- With family, start the game over drinks on Christmas Eve and end it when the presents come out: the winner opens theirs first.
- For the company holiday party, share the link a few days ahead so the game starts the moment people arrive, before the year-end speech.
- Print the QR code poster and put it under the tree or on the buffet table: it doubles as a decoration.
Questions
Is the Christmas assassin game suitable for kids?
Yes, with family-friendly mode turned on. Missions stay wholesome, and kids who can read love catching out their aunts and uncles. Younger ones can team up with a grown-up.
Can we combine it with Secret Santa?
Absolutely. Secret Santa is about the gifts, while the assassin game lasts all evening: they complement each other nicely and keep the mystery going until the end.