"Spooky Game Night" is a playful Halloween party invitation for friends. Dripping orange rounded letters with a purple shadow sit above a jack-o'-lantern chili pot, dice, cards and a magnifying glass on black, with bats at the corners. Swap in your own event name, date, time, host name and snack request to make your own.

Create a complete Halloween game-night invitation, portrait 3:4, designed like a printed 5×7-inch card and legible first on a phone. Use a playful-spooky register: black, pumpkin orange, and muted violet; crisp, high-contrast lettering; no gore, blood, or horror imagery. Keep all text and key artwork within a generous 8% safe margin. Render ONLY these exact text strings, with the exact spelling and punctuation shown: Small eyebrow: “YOU’RE INVITED” Dominant headline: “Spooky Game Night” Supporting line: “Board games • chili • a murder-mystery round” Details, stacked and clearly readable: “Friday, October 23, 2026” / “7 PM · at Jordan’s” / “Bring a snack” / “RSVP to Jordan” Make “Spooky Game Night” the largest element, spanning the upper-middle area in custom hand-drawn display lettering: broad, rounded, heavy capitals and lowercase, slightly irregular contours, open counters, sturdy spacing, sharp tiny fang-like notches on a few terminals. Give the letters a raised pumpkin-orange enamel face, violet offset shadow, and thin warm-cream keyline; keep every letter crisp and fully readable, with no drips obscuring forms. Structure the card in three clear vertical zones: small eyebrow at top; headline and supporting line in the upper half; a compact illustrated tabletop scene in the middle; details stacked beneath it in the lower third. The illustration shows a steaming bowl of chili, two game dice, a few playing cards, and one magnifying-glass clue card with a simple question mark. Use clean, charming screen-printed shapes, restrained shadows, and small violet bats as corner accents; keep decoration away from the details. Background: deep charcoal-black printed paper with faint grain, sparse orange stars, and a subtle violet halo behind the headline. Use sharp, even light and strong value contrast for print and thumbnail readability. Do not add any other text, labels, logos, or numbers.