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Each clue leads to the next until the players ultimately find the Winner's ticket, and whatever treasure you choose to use. What age is best for this superhero treasure hunt game? This superhero party game is best suited for ages The clues do involve reading and basic addition, so younger players might need a bit of help. What makes this superhero party game ideal?

Fun to solve — Each clue incorporates knowledge of your favorite superheroes and players have a blast working together to figure out each superhero puzzle and finding the next clue. No two clue's are solved the same way. Visually Appealing — This Superhero treasure hunt are professionally designed with fun graphics, perfect for superhero fans. All you have to do is print out the clues. Cut them out and follow the included hiding guide to hide each clue.

Create a Superhero party obstacle course around the garden. Split guests in to two teams and race to see which team wins the title of 'Super Fit'.

Divide the kids into heroes and villains and issue each child with a can of crazy colored string. Let them run around outside! Super heroes versus the villains. Divide into two teams of heroes and villains. Issue each team member with a 'kryptonite' softball. The aim of the game is to disable the other team by throwing the kryptonite at them.

If it touches a child he is then 'disabled' and has to stand still with his legs apart and can only be freed if another of his team members crawls through his legs. If he is disabled more than twice then he is considered defeated and must leave the game. First team to completely defeat the other team is the 'Super Force'. Choose the name of a well known super hero such as 'Spider man' and get the kids to see who can make the most words out of the letters in his name. It is easy to make your own and you could make a superhero figure to blend in with your party theme.

Pinata Rules How to make a pinata. They just went for the orange. This game lead to some hysterical? Sock Wrestling War Another game we played was sock war. This was considered the ultimate battle between good and evil. To play everyone got down on their hands and knees and entered the arena large space I set up in my basement wearing socks.

The object was to pull the other teams socks off their feet while keeping your own. If both your socks get removed then you must leave the ring. The last player left determines the winner of good vs. For this game I purchased new socks to be used. Fresh socks are just better to use with teenagers?

Spidey Obstacle Course This was a hysterical superhero game I set up a simple obstacle course using cushions, sheets, and chairs. One player was blindfolded and their partner had to lead them through the obstacle course using only their voice. I set plastic spiders all over the course.