The Safe
"The Safe" invites adventurers from 1 to 6 people to work to solve puzzles to open your uncle's safe. With 60 minutes of engaging gameplay, participants are challenged to decode clues and solve puzzles that lead to the opening of a mysteriously locked safe left behind by a whimsical uncle known for his love of enigmas and his vast fortune.

Menehune Marvels
"Menehune Marvels" is a modern version of a scavenger hunt where players are invited to "Find, Learn, and Do." Like traditional scavenger hunts, the Menehune Marvels game starts with having to find certain things. Some of the tasks are simple, "find a dog and take a picture" or "Find a statue with a surfer and have your team take a picture mimicking his pose." Other tasks will require you to gather some information. Perhaps find specific information about Queen Kapiolani from her statue, or find a historical marker and note something specific. But the most fun comes in the tasks where you have tasks you have to act out. After finding a bus stop, you may be tasked to "Take a video of one or more of your teammates miming while waiting for the bus. Things to include in the mime: Checking the Time Repeatedly, Looking Down the Road, and Reacting to False Alarms." Or perhaps have to recite a Hawaiian tongue twister in front of the Aquarium. Or find a spot by the ocean and reenact the "I'm Flying" scene from Titanic.  There are endless tasks that are available for your adventure.

 Vanished in Paradise
"Vanished in Paradise" is a puzzle hunt that allows you to engage with a captivating story that intertwines the legend of Hi'iaka and Lohi'au with a contemporary tale of mystery and romance. Uncover clues, solve puzzles, and navigate the challenges that heroes of past and present face on their quests. While it is designed for up to 6 people, it is a game that is really great for solo players … but even better for a couple to play together.

 Kanaloa's Curse
"Kanaloa's Curse" is new adventure game designed to captivate the imaginations of young Hawaiians and visitors alike. This game is an innovative puzzle hunt designed for children aged 6-11 (though we also find that a lot of casual players enjoy this game as well). It seamlessly blends fun, education, and Hawaiian culture, offering an experience unlike any other. Named after Kanaloa, the revered Hawaiian god of the ocean, the game takes players on a journey through a series of puzzles and challenges within the Marriott Waikiki. Each task is carefully crafted to foster teamwork, problem-solving, and an appreciation for the natural world and Hawaiian heritage. The primary goal is to educate and entertain children by connecting them to their cultural roots and the land (aina). Through a series of engaging puzzles and activities, children learn about Hawaiian mythology and history, fostering a sense of cultural pride and connection. The mission is to find the missing words from the chant that can break the curse of the treasure chest and then return the chest to open it and extract its treasures.