GameShelf
Explore a demo puzzle and browse the GameShelf — a curated collection of formats ranging from slow-burn campaigns to sharp one-offs. Let a game unravel you.
For Teams
See how Clue House fits into your workplace, studio, or organisation — with everything you need to roll it out smoothly. Designed to impress, engage, and unfold effortlessly.
About Clue House
Every house has a blueprint. Step inside for a quick look at the craft, the philosophy, and the small design choices behind Clue House — then head back out and start solving.
See the games, and try a small sample.
GameShelf is where Clue House keeps its games — boxed, polished, and waiting. Start with a short demo puzzle, then explore formats like WinterWord, SuddenDeath and DailyDrop to see what might fit your people.
Bring a shared puzzle experience to your team, workplace, or organisation.
This is where teams and organisations discover how Clue House works: seamless hosting, thoughtful communication, privacy-first delivery, and memorable engagement.
In practice, the Clue House experience looks like:
- A hosted game site with clear playing instructions.
- Elegant, unobtrusive communications that guide players naturally.
- Plain-language support covering privacy, accessibility, and rollout.
- A shared experience leadership can join — without needing to manage.
A small look behind the puzzles — the origins, design choices, and quiet values beneath each clue.
Clue House is an independent puzzle studio based in Tauranga, New Zealand, crafting intelligent puzzle experiences that spark curiosity and bring people together. Every experience is built from first clue to final reveal, blending narrative intrigue, fair challenge, and seamless delivery for teams, workplaces, and organisations.
It exists to bring extraordinary moments into ordinary places — experiences that arrive with anticipation and stay with you long after they’re solved.
The games are intentionally low-tech, story-led, and human. Each clue is made to be worked through — turned over, tested, and understood — before anything truly resolves.