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In Escape Rooms, Video Games Meet Real Life
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#22One of the hardest things about these "escape from the room" games is keeping all the puzzles and clues organized, and sharing progress across the whole team. It's a pretty great exercise in project mgmt and teamwork.
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#23Are they the same every time or is there an element of randomness in the puzzles and codes? It'd be interesting if they could be random enough that someone couldn't spoil it for others, and people could use AR or just wi-fi to research clues?
I don't think many people are paying money to go to these just to "cheat". Unless... there are competitions.
If there was randomness, you could offer "Free if you can escape in an hour!"
Otherwise someone could get the full experience by going in with the instructions written down and pull it out of their pocket in the last five minutes if they'd failed to escape.