Advent Calender - Missing Hollywood Star (Exit the Game)
SKU
034612
Grade 5-AD
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Publisher's Description of Advent Calender - Missing Hollywood Star (Exit the Game)
Your
part-time job as a pizza delivery driver was pretty boring — until
today! You are about to deliver pizza to one of the most famous film
studios in the world. Shooting of the new Christmas blockbuster should
be in full swing, but when you arrive, the set is dark and deserted.
Something is very wrong here. Where’s the film crew? Oh, and where is
the Hollywood star you were desperate to get an autograph from? All you
find are spooky footprints in the fake snow that lead straight to a
gaping hole in the studio wall.
Do
you have the courage to follow the trail and go deep behind the scenes
of the film studio? This advent calendar is an EXIT game and an
adventure story in one: To find the missing star, you must open a little
calendar door every day. Behind each, you will find an exciting new
riddle, the solution to which will help you to move onto the next day.
Only if you follow the clues and solve all 24 riddles, will you uncover
the secret and save the Christmas blockbuster.
