 | The first, and probably one of the only board games designed to be played in the dark. Tag-lined as, "The Exciting Game of Mystery that Glows in the Dark." Players worked their way through a 3-D ghost town that sat on a board supported by stilts, with trapdoors in the playing board. |
Players spun the large Green Ghost (supposedly modelled on The Blob), to tell them how many spaces to move. As they collected keys to the trapdoors, and searched for the 12 hidden "ghost kids", one of which was called Kelly, and was the lost child of the Green Ghost. But which one? When all 12 ghost kids have been retrieved from the traps, they are placed in little holes on the Green Ghost spinner. The spinner is spun one last time, and whichever child he points to is Kelly, and the player that found that child is declared the winner.
| The game was made by Transogram. mass-produced the game in 1965, then sold its toy interests to Marx Toys in 1970. The game became very popular, and original versions are highly collectible. In 1997 Marx Toys produced a 30th Anniversary edition of the game. |  |
