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(#16) Be Ready For Action
Minimize in-room distractions by planning ahead. Bring a jacket in case the room is cold, and hit the bathroom beforehand.
Have a bite to eat prior to entering the room, but save booze for post-game celebrations. You want to be sober, well-rested, and as clear-headed as possible.
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(#9) Ask For Clues
Check your ego at the door. If you are really stuck, don't be afraid to ask for a clue.
You’re here to have a good time, not get the top score. Enjoy challenges, but always keep the game moving.
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(#11) Look For Patterns
If you notice a pattern, you’re probably on the right track. Stick with it!
Good escape rooms will have puzzles that tie into the theme of the room. If the puzzles are primarily word- or numbers-based, search every corner for more objects that contain these attributes. Look for hollow objects or solid objects that are similarly shaped or themed.
Finally, noises and lights can be incredibly revealing. Is there a corner or area of the room that's darker than the rest? Something may be hiding there. Do you hear sound effects, music, or ambient noise running in the background? It may contain a clue as well.
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(#13) Tag Team
Allow for human error. If a code doesn’t work to open a lock, have someone else try it. If someone has completed an equation, but it isn’t having the desired effect, someone else should give it a go.
The beauty of a cooperative game is that you are all on the same team. Always double-check before writing things off.
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(#17) Keep Morale High
The ticking clock can be anxiety-inducing, but that’s no excuse to be a jerk! Cheer each other on, and celebrate the successes.
If you find yourself getting frustrated, ask for help, or give someone the information you have and ask them to step in so you can move on to something else.
The project manager should do their best to direct the room and keep all the players sane, civil, and engaged.
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(#18) Ignore Anything That Doesn’t Fit The Theme
You can easily waste time reading into every single number or word you find. Don’t be taken in! If it doesn’t fit the theme of the room, it isn’t worth your time.
For example, if you flip over a rug and see a tag with cleaning instructions and a barcode, move on. Sometimes a tag is just a tag.
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Decryption games and escape rooms have had a large number of fans since the birth of video games. With the development and improvement of the entertainment industry, people are gradually no longer satisfied with virtual games on the screen. In recent years, various types of escape rooms have become popular all over the world. Many people are always afraid that the game is too ugly and complicated before they have played escape room.
Believe it or not, as long as you play more times and master certain skills, you will find that escape room is far less complicated than you think. The random tool shares 18 tips for winning any escape room.
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