Trick or Tear: tear a glossy Halloween ticket, treat or trick
A Halloween game on one glossy admission ticket floating in a moonlit night. Its arched window plays a little ghost story: the ghost peeks out from behind a tombstone, waves and twirls past jack-o’-lanterns. Grab the stub and tear it down the dotted line, slowly and carefully, because the card’s paper grain pulls your tear to one side. A clean tear is a treat: the stub turns over to show Treat! and the sweets burst out of the tear and fly at you, then float round the ticket. A crooked tear is a trick: the ghost squeezes out of the rip, holds your torn stub up like a sign that says Trick!, flies right up to you and says BOO. Every ticket has a new serial number and a new paper grain.