Survival Guide

This is a hard escape game.

Like really... it's super hard. ?

If you've been hacking away at a puzzle for a while tap one of the hints below its picture. The 1st one's quite subtle and the last is the full solution.

All the puzzles involve making lateral connections between several clue cards. For example, one clue card could contain a cipher/code and another the key to solving it. By using some pen and paper you can decode the message.

Don't worry about knowing when a puzzle is solved - trust me it's super obvious. Sometimes this is because it takes you to a website where you entered a password and it told you it was correct. Other times you'll get a piece of information that will connect to another clue.

If you get stuck players can click on the hints for the puzzle they're working on.

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Mirror mirror on the window...
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Don't give up!
Once you combine the 3 images together a mirror will reverse the text. It reads:

Cut out what is missing then quench your thirst.

You'll need to find another clue that you can cut out, with scissors, and then...

Off, Half on, On, Off. Hmm... something about this feels shocking.

1. Resident Evil
2. World War Z
3. Hold on... what's that next movie?

Once you've matched the words on the stamp, to the zombies on the postcard, you'll need to use the Base Jump kit to find the sequence.
The bottom zombie, on the Base jump kit, represents the 1st zombie/word in the sentence. The next one up is the 2nd and so on.
When you have the sentence try waiting for a sign that you're on the right track...

Don't give up! English is a strange language:

• For
• Four
• Fore

This is a phonetic clue which hints at reading a message out loud and listening to how it sounds, rather than its spelling.
When you apply this to the words on the postage stamp there are four words that have double meanings.

• Won = 1
• To = 2
• For = 4
• Ate = 8

Compete for who can score the most points. A good game is NERF from 10 paces but you can make up any rules you like:

• Everyone gets 3 shots.
• Playoffs if there's a tie.
• Distance gets greater for playoffs.
• Or make 2 teams where everyone gets a shot and the team score is what matters.

Try Envy. A 1920's Gatsby style murder mystery game of debaucherous luxury and deadly feuds. Get ready for a night of velvet gloves, blood-stained.
It's a mysterious challenge perfect for house parties and PG-13 players.

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