PART 01
Open the night crew’s records
Read the first exhibits together. Compare conflicting details before submitting a theory.
SOLVE A CHALLENGE TOGETHER
The Midnight Signal
One missing handover. Six connected clues.
2–6 people · 30–45 min* · English · €39 per team
Get this game — €39 ↗French business billing · Host guide included · 14-day refund promise
COLLABORATIVE INVESTIGATION
A session with
a clear intention.
An observatory’s midnight broadcast is waiting. Reconstruct the night crew’s records to recover the right recording and complete its release.
What your team will do
Six linked puzzles: conflicting records, a logic schedule, a route, coded signals, timing constraints and a final sequence. Three hints per puzzle.
Make space for everyone
Rotate the reader, theory-builder and checker. Ask for an alternative theory before submitting an answer.
A good fit for
A team social, an offsite break, or a more substantial cooperative challenge.
The conversation to practise
Comparing evidence, sharing theories and checking a solution together.
This describes the activity’s intention. It is not a measured improvement claim or an assessment of employees.
A LOOK INSIDE THE MIDNIGHT SIGNAL
See the session
take shape.
Original scene illustrations. The browser game combines written instructions, team discussion and shared choices.
PART 02
Connect the evidence
Work through a schedule, a route and coded messages. Everyone sees the same evidence.
PART 03
Ask for a fresh angle
Reveal a progressive hint when you need one. Solved exhibits remain available to review.
PART 04
Recover the broadcast
Complete all six puzzles and discuss how the group built and checked its theories.
The full investigation contains six puzzles. These four scenes introduce its atmosphere without revealing solutions.
ONE GAME OR FOUR DIFFERENT TEAM MOMENTS
Make room
for the next session.
Get The Midnight Signal for €39, or the four-game collection for €119 per team. Each game includes one team session and private host preparation.
English games. French business billing. Up to six per team; 2–6 recommended here.