Wish Impossible

Santa is gone. It’s Christmas Eve. After hundreds of Christmases, thousands of chimneys, and way too many rooftop landings, Santa burned out and took off for Hawaii. All he left behind was the sleigh, a pile of tools, and one simple instruction: “You guys do Christmas this year.” Now a completely unprepared crew of gingerbread cookies has to take the sleigh, sneak into houses, and somehow keep Christmas alive. Wish Impossible is a 1–4 player online co-op physics adventure about tiny cookies taking on jobs they are absolutely not qualified for. Find the wish. Figure out what needs to be done. Make it happen. Preferably without destroying the house. Sneak In. Make a Mess. Fix It Somehow. Grab, carry, throw, stack, freeze, cook, and break your way through each mission. Work together to find what you need, move oversized objects, and improvise ridiculous solutions with whatever you can find around the house. A simple Christmas wish can turn into a complete disaster very quickly. Especially when your friends are helping. Tiny Cookies. Huge Problems. You are small. Very small. Climb furniture, squeeze through narrow gaps, cross dangerous rooms, and use ridiculous tools to reach places no gingerbread cookie was ever meant to reach. To you, an ordinary house is a giant obstacle course. Whatever You Do, Don’t Wake Them Up. Noise draws attention. Drop something heavy, smash a decoration, cause a kitchen disaster, or make one too many questionable decisions and everyone in the house may start waking up. Stay quiet when you can. Deal with the chaos when you can’t. Better With Friends. Probably. Play solo or team up with up to three friends online. Help each other reach high places, carry enormous objects, solve problems, and survive the mission. Or become the reason everyone else fails. Both are valid forms of teamwork. Grant the Wish. Get Back to the Sleigh. Find the wish. Make it come true. Then get back to the sleigh with as much of the house — and as many of your body parts — still intact as possible. Santa’s in Hawaii. Christmas is your problem now. Good luck.