Crack the Christmas Code!
Solve & See if you’re on Santa’s list!
Play. Have fun and qualify. Climb the leaderboard. And you’ll be entered into our amazing draw!
Read each clue, track down the place it describes and pin it on the map. The closer and faster you are, the higher you score.
About Atlas Sleuth
Atlas Sleuth is a geography detective game built by GamesGrid. Players decode clues and pin locations on a map against the clock. It shows how a short, repeatable puzzle can bring readers back every day and give publishers a natural moment to ask for registration.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Atlas Sleuth?
- Atlas Sleuth is a browser-based geography game built on the GamesGrid platform. Each round gives you a set of clues about a place somewhere in the world, and you score points for how quickly and accurately you find it on the map.
- Do I need to be good at geography?
- No. The clues get more specific as you go, so anyone can find the answer. Strong geography knowledge just helps you get there faster and score higher.
- What is Crack the Christmas Code?
- Crack the Christmas Code is a festive set of skill-based games from GamesGrid, the white-label games platform for publishers and broadcasters. Play VoidType, Atlas Sleuth or Santa’s Sling and compete on a leaderboard. Reaching a qualifying score enters you into our prize draw and gives you the option to book a strategy session with the GamesGrid team.
- Why is GamesGrid running a Christmas game challenge?
- Because playing is more persuasive than reading a deck. Crack the Christmas Code lets decision-makers at publishers and broadcasters experience the full GamesGrid engagement loop first-hand: play, compete, return, register, and convert. The same mechanics power reader-facing games that grow habit, first-party data and subscriptions.
- How do branded games help publishers and broadcasters?
- Games create a daily habit. Publishers and broadcasters embed GamesGrid puzzles, trivia, card games and competitions in their own products to increase visit frequency, session time and registrations, and to convert anonymous readers into known, subscribing users. GamesGrid case studies report measurable uplifts in engagement and subscriber growth.
- Is Crack the Christmas Code free to play?
- Yes. Crack the Christmas Code is free and runs directly in your browser — no download or account needed to start playing. Registration is only required to enter the leaderboard and the prize draw, and to book a strategy session.