Right, this one made our Oscar feel like he’d actually been recruited by MI6.
I stumbled upon this while looking for something to keep a mixed group of nine- to fifteen-year-olds occupied during half-term—and blimey, did it deliver. The kids are inducted into the C.I.I.L. (Centre for International Investigations and Logic) by Commander Kilo, and suddenly they’re not just playing a game, they’re running a proper covert operation to uncover the truth behind Operation Black Signal.
You print it at home, set up eight secret stations, and each child becomes an agent with a mission briefing, agent badges, and a whole heap of encrypted messages to decode. There’s logic puzzles, hidden codes, evidence to gather—all building towards the big reveal of who the mysterious Agent X really is.
📦 What you get in the PDF
- Eight mission briefing cards that unfold like a proper spy thriller—each one gets harder and more thrilling than the last
- Authentic agent badges and ID cards for each operative
- Commander Kilo’s mission instructions (written like genuine top-secret orders)
- Encrypted code cards and hidden messages that need solving
- An evidence log where agents track their findings throughout the operation
- A suspects card featuring the operation’s key players (Agent Flux, Commander Kilo, Dr Raster, and more)
- A personal agent certificate for each child on successful completion
- Two puzzle difficulty levels included (9–12 and 12–15), so it scales beautifully with the group
- Step-by-step guidance for printing and setting up the eight stations
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When does this hunt work best?
Older kids’ birthday parties, sleepovers and half-term with a mixed group of nine- to fifteen-year-olds — the two puzzle levels (9–12 and 12–15) let them play side by side. It works in a lounge, the garden or anywhere with a few hiding spots, and a torch for at least one station makes it feel properly undercover. Print the materials and set up the eight stations before your players arrive.
Quick answer: a printable spy mission treasure hunt for ages 9–15 and 4–12 players, with 8 stations, two difficulty levels and 60–120 minutes of play. Instant PDF — print it at home tonight.
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