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This is Snoozy. It recharges while the kids crack codes.
This is Snoozy. It recharges while the kids crack codes.

The screen can wait. Let's go play.

A printable treasure hunt where your kids are the heroes. Ready in 5 minutes, good for an hour away from screens.

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How it works

  1. Enter names and places

    Who is playing and where you can hide things: in a flat, a cottage or the garden.

  2. The game arrives by email

    Right after payment you get a PDF with the story, the codes and a guide for you.

  3. Hide the cards, let the kids loose

    Print, place the cards using the table, and hand the kids the first letter.

What's in the game

  • A letter from Kvik the alien that greets your kids by name
  • 4 to 10 stations (30 minutes to an hour), each with a different code: from a secret colouring page to a cipher wheel
  • Movement challenges between puzzles: jumping, balancing, meowing
  • A final message and a spot for your reward
  • A certificate for every child
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Kvik's letter to Eliška, Tom and Matylda
Kvik's letter to Eliška, Tom and Matylda
Two cut-out cards, each leading to the next hiding spot
Two cut-out cards, each leading to the next hiding spot
The opening letter from the free mini game

Try it for free

A mini game with Kvik the alien: three stations, 15 minutes of play, no names and no payment. Print it, hide it and see if your kids love it.

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Why we do this

Children aged 6 to 9 spend on average 220 minutes a day in front of screens. Banning them is hard. Offering something more fun is easier.

A game starring your kids and your home is the best idea we've had so far.

The games are designed by AI

Yes, we see the irony. AI drafts the stories and codes, a human tests them with real kids and makes sure they are safe and make sense. We share how it's going in an open weekly diary.

Questions

What age is the game for?

For children aged 5 to 10. We pick the codes by the youngest child's age: 5–6 riddles, a picture alphabet and a secret colouring page, 7–8 also mazes, word searches and cut-out puzzles, 9–10 e.g. Morse code, a cipher wheel or Braille. No code repeats within one game.

How many kids can play?

One to five. Each one appears in the story by name and gets their own certificate.

Do I need a printer?

Yes, the game is a printable PDF. Black and white on A4 is fine.

Can we play outdoors?

Yes. Choose where you'll play and we'll only offer hiding spots that make sense there.

How long does it take?

It depends on how many stations you choose: 4 stations take about 30 minutes, 10 stations about an hour. The kids' age matters too. Your setup takes about 5 to 10 minutes.

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