Users that have done an escape room, what tips and tricks do you have?
- don't have too many cooks in the kitchen
- assign a group leader or coordinator
- if you're freezing on something move to something else or switch tasks
- don't take people who want to be center of attention
- touch everything
- have two sets of eyes go over everything
- keep a running dialogue of your progress. Believe it or not thinking out loud really can help a lot.
- if it isn't moving easily, you haven't solved that part. They maintain these rooms very well. Do not try to force the thing to move.
- Look at everything from all possible angles. Get on the floor, climb on the furniture, etc.
- Anything that can be manipulated (turned, flipped, inverted, etc), manipulate it and see what happens.
- Listen to what the other people in the room are saying.
- Assume nothing is ordinary. Tables, chairs, shelves, mirrors, knickknacks, etc...All if it is suspect.
- Nothing requires force or physical damage/destruction.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskMen/comments/7qt2th/users_that_have_done_an_escape_room_what_tips_and/
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