Brett Kuehner

[RoomEscapeArtist 🔑 @RoomEscapeArt]

🔗You may refer to him as "The Guy with the Puzzles," but we call him Brett. Proving that he is the best puzzle solver in escape rooms doesn't interest @bvkuehner. In fact, his favorite aspect of escape rooms is being immersed in an adventure with friends. https://t.co/3sxlrspnI7

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@iBrews Awesome! If you haven't already checked these out, you should:
https://t.co/KvVczfE8k9

God of Bug Eater, Christmas Comes Along, and Strobofly all use the form in novel and clever ways. They invariably delight people I show them to.

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@camilla_zamboni @snicholson @LizCable @JuschMo In the classes I taught, on the very first day I've had one group of students do ThinkFun's Mystery at the Stargazer’s Manor and another group do Escape Room In a Box: The Werewolf Experiment. That gave a good base for comparing and contrasting design choices and styles.

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@camilla_zamboni @snicholson @LizCable @JuschMo Those are both good books!
I've taught a couple of escape room design electives at a local high school, and I've got a lot of good design links collected in a document on my site: https://t.co/aNf4E4qXvh

[Akiyoshi Kitaoka @AkiyoshiKitaoka]

The perceived blue and green are the same color.

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飛行石

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A color ring appears to extinguish when observers fix their eyes on the cross.

[Brett Kuehner @bvkuehner]

@lauraehall My first thought was "I wonder what the output voltage is"

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@nfalstein @grumpygamer @TimOfLegend @phrenopolis The company that made that escape, @MadMansionBilbo, also just took #1 escape room company in the world, so they are worth a trip whenever travel happens again:
https://t.co/rV7nfnilWx

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@allisonwilens I wouldn't mind a good cupcake immersive, though

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@allisonwilens For non-horror, Tammany Hall and Bottom of the Ocean are both good (and currently running)

[Fireproof Games @Fireproof_Games]

Tune in to the @RoomEscapeArt podcast where our very own @Fireproof_Barry talks about the origins of Fireproof & our early attempts at creating a videogame, what eventually became The Room you know and love today 😁!

#TheRoom #RoomEscape #GameDev #Videogames #MobileGaming

[Akiyoshi Kitaoka @AkiyoshiKitaoka]

ピカピカ系の錯視

[Brett Kuehner @bvkuehner]

@jeffalgera Yes!

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@TenuredRadical Escape Room design- theme/story/narrative, puzzles and flow, technology

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@Elumir @lccarson @CaseP Typo, I meant "the puzzles were too easy".
And then the next 5 groups all struggled with the same puzzles.

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@Elumir @lccarson @CaseP Also, it is important to do a lot of playtesting to properly gauge difficulty across a variety of players and skillsets. There have been cases where the first two groups I tested with burned through some puzzles very quickly, leading me to think the pass were too easy.

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@Elumir @lccarson @CaseP I've heard you use "rabbit trails" before, but it isn't a term I assign a specific meaning to. Can you clarify?

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@CaseP @lccarson @Elumir Escape Room

[Brett Kuehner @bvkuehner]

@CaseP @Elumir @lccarson And I certainly have gotten it wrong, usually in the "too hard" direction. It is common ER design wisdom that your first draft will be too hard and too long.