Escape Rooms TV

Solve a case together, on the big screen.

Look around richly illustrated rooms, question the people in them, and work out what they are not telling you — with the Siri Remote, from the sofa.

THE COPIED LIBRARY
The first case of the Inspector Quill Mysteries. Ashcombe College, 1954. A book five hundred years old has gone from the Havelock Library, and the college would rather recover it quietly. Free to play in full.

WHAT ESCAPE ROOMS TV OFFERS
• Richly detailed rooms, every one of them explorable with the Siri Remote.
• A detective story told in full voice, in English or German.
• Puzzles that belong to the story: locks, codes and questions, no pixel hunting.
• Hints when you are stuck, and a notebook that remembers what you have seen.

GREAT FOR
• An evening on the sofa, alone or together
• Fans of classic mysteries and detective fiction
• Families — each player gets a profile, with age limits
• Anyone who likes a puzzle that makes sense afterwards

HOW IT PLAYS
Look around: move between the details of a room with the Siri Remote and select whatever catches your eye.
Ask and combine: question the people you meet, choose what to put to them, and use what you have found at the right moment.
Solve the case: crack the locks and codes the story puts in your way. Stuck? A hint is always one press away.

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