How to Play

1. Pick a room on the home page and decide who's "Player 1" and who's "Player 2" — it doesn't matter who's who, the rooms are just named differently.
2. Each player opens their own link on their own device. Read the short intro on your screen — it sets up your side of the story.
3. Describe everything you see, out loud, in as much detail as feels natural. Shapes, numbers, colors, symbols — all of it might matter.
4. Listen for clues meant for you. Almost everything your partner describes is the answer to something on your screen, and vice versa.
5. Enter answers as you figure them out. Click, type, or tap the solution into the device in front of you — your partner can't do it for you.
6. Keep going until you both escape. Every room ends with both players entering one final shared answer on their own screens.

If you get stuck

Every room has its own Hints page, linked from that room's start screen. Hints are progressive and click-to-reveal — the first few nudge you in the right direction, later ones just hand you the answer. Use as many or as few as you want; nobody's keeping score.

Playing with kids or grandparents

These rooms are built to be family-friendly, but a couple of puzzles involve reading, numbers, or matching symbols. If someone in your group would rather not manage a device solo, pair them up with another player as one combined "player" — the game plays exactly the same either way.