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EXIT: The Game - Advent Calendar - The Intergalactic Race

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$35.46 $49.95 In stock

Category: Games

Product Description

For months, the main topic of conversation in the cosmos has been the huge 24-day Le Mond race — and you get to be part of it! How lucky that quirky guy at the space bar hired you to join his team.

In addition to fame and honor, the winner of this amazing race will, from now on, host the extremely lucrative Christmas party! No wonder there are more teams competing than ever before. Everyone wants to win … everyone wants Christmas!

The Advent calendar is an EXIT® game and an adventure story in one: To take part in the intergalactic race, you must open a little calendar door every day. Behind each, you will find a new exciting riddle, the solution to which will help you move on to the next room. Only if you follow the clues, and solve all 24 riddles, will you make it onto the winner’s podium!

Product Information

Ages: 10+
Author: Inka and Markus Brand
Number of Players: 1+
Length of Play: 24 days (10-15 minutes per day)
Manual Pages: 8
Product Dimensions: 17.7 x 13 x 2.2 in.
Product Weight: 1.8 lbs
Manual Dimensions: 5.8 x 8.3 in.
Batteries Required: N/A
Country of Origin: Germany
Year Released: 2025

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett A. ★★★★★

The little story bits that come with each day's puzzle really got me invested in the whole intergalactic race. Some of the later puzzles took my partner and me a solid 20 minutes, which is way more than I expected from an advent calendar.

Scarlett Y. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure a puzzle advent calendar could keep me hooked for 24 straight days, but opening each little door to a new riddle made it the highlight of my December. The story about the intergalactic race ties everything together nicely.

Andrew I. ★★★★★

The 24-day race theme actually got my whole family arguing about who solves which riddle each morning, which is exactly what I wanted. The little decoder pieces are sturdy enough that nobody's torn one yet, even with two kids grabbing at them. Already eyeing next year's edition.