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Hello, again! Hope you had a peaceful, restful weekend. It’s holiday season, which now involves figuring out what it means to have an entirely remote office holiday party. The good news is I’ve been building out my stable of Zoom-based trivia games, and I still have plenty of

Hello, again! Hope you had a peaceful, restful weekend.

It’s holiday season, which now involves figuring out what it means to have an entirely remote office holiday party. The good news is I’ve been building out my stable of Zoom-based trivia games, and I still have plenty of days free in the December calendar. Here’s the page to send to your boss, where they can book a slot instantly.

Puzzler

Which band’s name, in four words, contains A, B, C, D, & E, in that order (though not consecutive)?

Daro + Caro's Pixar Puzzle Hunt

DaroCaro Puzzles
Daro & Caro’s puzzle hunt website ^^

This Pixar-themed puzzle hunt starts Friday, December 4. Daro and Caro are “a couple of puzzle enthusiasts who have spent a lot of our free time puzzle hunting before finally deciding to create a puzzle hunt of our own.” I’m already signed up.

Terrarium won an Indiecade!

Terrarium: An Alternate Reality Game – IndieCade Anywhere & Everywhere

In 2019, The Mystery League was part of the team behind Terrarium, an alternate reality game (ARG) for about 1,700 University of Chicago students. A few weeks ago, Indiecade awarded our team the Location Based and Live Play Design Award. Supremely proud to be part of this team.

David Kwong's Inside the Box @ Geffen Playhouse

Inside the Box
An interactive show of puzzles and games with magician and puzzler David Kwong.

My family recently participated in this fun, interactive show of puzzles and games with magician and puzzler David Kwong. The show was just extended through mid-February.

Literary puzzle solved for just third time in almost 100 years

Literary puzzle solved for just third time in almost 100 years
British comedy writer John Finnemore has solved Cain’s Jawbone, a murder mystery that has 32m possible combinations

British comedy writer John Finnemore has solved Cain’s Jawbone, a murder mystery that has 32 million possible combinations.


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