Your game night, start to finish
No download, no setup to speak of. Book, open it on the TV, join on your phones, and Pip takes it from there.
- One ticket for the household
Book
Two to six players. You get a group number and a passcode, and a link for the TV.
- No download
Open it on the TV
On the night, open your game on a computer connected to the TV, or any browser on a big screen.
- Scan and play
Join on your phones
Everyone scans the code on the TV, adds their name and a selfie, and gets their passport.
- The tour starts
Pip calls
Your TV rings. It's Pip, live from the North Pole, and the night is his to host.
- Games at every stop
Play every stop
The stables, the courtyard, the gallery and more. Each stop is a game, and every game scores.
- A grand finale
The awards
Final standings, a champion, an award for everyone, and pictures to keep.
What makes it a game night
Hosted live by an elf
Pip greets your family by name, shows you around, runs every game and keeps score. His cameraman, Gus, follows him everywhere.
A tour passport on every phone
Each player's phone carries their passport. Every stop you play gets a stamp, and the winner of each game earns that stop's badge.
A running scoreboard
Points from every game add up across the night. Pip shows the standings between stops, so nobody knows who's winning until the very end.
An award ceremony to finish
Everybody wins something. Every award comes with a picture of that player at the North Pole, saved to your account to keep.
One ticket, the whole household
from $19.99 for two to six players.
- One ticket for the householdTwo to six players, ages six and up. Family night, friends' night or date night.
- A live hostPip hosts your night over a live video call and talks to your family by name.
- Phones as controllersEvery player plays from their own phone. No app needed: the browser is enough.
- Passports and a scoreboardA passport for every player and a running score across every game.
- Awards and keepsakesAn award for everyone, with pictures and drawings saved to your account.
- Play as often as you likeTwelve hours, three days or thirty: play again as many times as you like while your time lasts.
A screen, a phone each, and Wi-Fi
- A screen everyone can seeA laptop or computer plugged into the TV is ideal. Any up-to-date web browser will do.
- A phone for each playeriPhone or Android, in the browser. The apps are optional.
- A steady internet connectionThe night plays live, so Wi-Fi everyone can reach.