Puzzle adventures with your names as printable PDFs: an adult reads aloud and your children solve missions together on paper.
Planned launch: 1 February 2027
For ages 5-7, 8-10 and 11-13; you choose the level yourselves.
You get a personalised PDF booklet with your names to print at home.
Each adventure lists what you need, usually household things such as scissors and pencils.
You play on paper, without an app, an account or a screen.
19 adventures, 5 ready to play now
Pieces of Schwarzfeder’s compass lie along his course. Gather them as a crew; together, they lead you to the treasure chest.
A land has lost its colours. Bring them back as a team and help to open the rainbow gate again.
The big match is coming up – but the golden ball is missing. Show team spirit, master the tasks together and clear the way for the final.
Enter the code from your card to open your adventure.
Enter the names and choose the right age level for your children.
Download and print the PDF, then gather the things on the preparation list.
See how you solve a small task as a team. You need no code for it: have one red, one yellow, one green and one blue object ready that your children can handle safely.
A standalone task to get to know us. It is not an extract from an adventure booklet.
Four sparks of light have lost their places. One is like a fire, another like a clear lake. But which order suits them? Only you can decide that together.
Lay the four objects side by side. Which colour feels warmest to you? Which one coolest? Sort the colours and tell each other what they remind you of.
Your row is finished and everyone got to add their idea? Then the sparks have found new places. There is no single right order here. What counts is that you listen to each other and find one together.
Planned launch: 1 February 2027. You can play now with an existing code card, valid until 31 December 2026. Enter your email address and we will tell you when we launch.
The waiting list is not in operation on this page yet. Feel free to write to us directly.
We want to hear what you have experienced with FestiTale, what was missing and what you would like to see.
