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Media dossier: blurbs, quick facts, the logo and game posters for anyone covering Keyhole Games.

In one line

Keyhole Games makes party games and puzzle games that start in one tap, with everyone's phone as the controller.

In a paragraph

Keyhole Games makes party games and puzzle games you play in your phone's web browser. Put a game on any screen and every phone in the room is a controller. Guests join free with a code, there's a free thriller to play at home, and a new puzzle every day. No app to download. Every game is made in Queensland.

Quick facts

Where: made in Queensland, played anywhere with a phone and a web browser.
Games: party games for one room full of phones, mysteries you play at home, and a new puzzle every day.
Price: Stay on the Line, our free party games and Today's puzzle cost nothing, and Chapter 1 of every mystery is free. Every paid game shows its price before you start.
How it plays: in the phone's web browser, no app. Solo or in teams.
Who: an independent studio in Queensland. Your host is the Locksmith.
Website: keyholegames.com

Game posters

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Poster for Stay on the Line: a dark hallway at night, a red light on the front door's smart lock and a phone glowing on the hall table. — Stay on the Line[WEBP // High-res]

Poster for The Keeper's Log: an old wall telephone ringing in a dark lighthouse room at night, a lantern glowing beside it. — The Keeper's Log[WEBP // High-res]

Poster for The Missing Surfboard: an empty hook on the wall of an old surf shed, lit by the first light of morning. — The Missing Surfboard[WEBP // High-res]

Poster for The Wreck at Dicky Beach: a painted steamship driven ashore in heavy surf, with people in 1890s clothes watching from the sand. — The Wreck at Dicky Beach[WEBP // High-res]

Poster for The Glass House File: a tin hut on a hill under a starry sky, a telescope outside and a small green light in the grass. — The Glass House File[WEBP // High-res]

Poster for Summer of '86: three kids on BMX bikes racing past a fluoro milk bar at sunset, power poles, gum trees and a Hills hoist behind. — Summer of '86[WEBP // High-res]