Escape Date: 14th December 2013
Dscry: Greetings! I see red lasers. This is
like the museum at night due to the tight security. I wonder if there are any
expensive artifacts or paintings around. On second thought, this is definitely
not a museum. So, where are we?
dPace: We’re in another escape game.
Here we are, after caroling for Christmas, we have gathered in Escape Room at
e@Curve for another attempt at escape game. Red lasers, huh?
Dscry: Yup. This room has red lasers! Trying
our luck in another escape game, we decided to try out one of the rooms
in Escape Room which is The Mysterious Room. This time, we went as a team of 6
again but with a different group of people. One thing for sure, this room needs
lots of teamwork.
dPace: As we learnt from our previous game, “Violence takes us nowhere”, here we
have to add to that lesson, “Violence and
recklessness takes us nowhere”. Trying to unlock something without hints or
clues will not open it. Eh? Dscry, where are you?
Dscry: I’m across the room! You have to pass
through these red lasers to get to this side. But, you can’t touch the red
lasers. Be careful! So, how to pass the red lasers? That is what you all have
to find out.
dPace: Bah, easy! Ouch! Oops, nearly touch it!
Be careful, teammates. Being detected by the lasers will cause a time
reduction. We don’t want to do that. We’ve only 45 minutes. Any deduction in
time would make our lives harder in this really, really mysterious room.
Dscry: Okay, we just have to avoid red lasers
and escape, right? We’re even given 2 times to call for help. This sounds
simple to me. Let’s do this!
dPace: Let’s go! Hmm… This seems familiar. How
come we didn’t notice this thing here? Ah, lesson learnt, “Always bring items and equipment or unsolved clues to wherever you go”.
Dscry: That’s a very important lesson. I have
to say, this is one of the most regrettable experience I have up till now due
to the poor interactions between the team members. As I’ve mentioned earlier,
teamwork is very important. It’s difficult to play with someone whom you are
not familiar with. Trust me on this.
dPace: Fully agreed. This room taught us many
lessons. It was a good room, but we had a humbling experience. Nevertheless,
this just evoked our passion to solve more puzzles! On to the next room!
Amount and difficulty of puzzles – 3 / 5
Common knowledge required – 3 / 5
Room complexity – 3 / 5
Players recommended – 4 to 5 (maximum 6)
Hints given – 2
Difficulty rating (according to Escape Room) – 4/5
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