by shefft WIP No-Fluff Nutshell Reviews: succinct game reviews that quickly convey the critical points:Chronological Order (Compact) || Alphabetic Order (Geeklist) INTRO This is a co-op escape adventure that comes with a brief introductory scenario, followed by four loosely connected (by story) but still independent playable scenarios. Each is set in a different location, like a circus and a mansion for example if I recall correctly. This is part of a series of games, which uniquely all depend on a key battery-operated timer and decoding box that comes in this box set and can be used for fut ..read more

by CapnSammy Hoping you respond, but my brother just bought this game used and it's missing one of the 16 keys, so my question to you is if we bought another one of the sets/boxes with the keys would we be able to play all the scenarios in the box my brother bought or are their specific keys to certain boxes or even certain series of the game? Once again hoping you or someone else sees this and can give us a response, thanks in advance ..read more

by LyceumCentre We did prison break and Virus, with two groups of students from Year 3 – Year 6, and this is drafted by all the students together. We find the game creative especially in part 3 of Virus where we need to put our hands together. The game scenario is really intense and gives a sense of urgency. Yet, for smaller kids, the idea of urgency in the form of death could be quite daunting and confronting. But the scenario also has some logic gaps. After all, why are we hired if the professor didn’t trust us? It would also be better if the escape room has more of a purpose that the chara ..read more

by fabianszdora Hello, Will something be revealed about the neighbor somewhere in a later episode? Her secret won't let me rest ..read more

by Masu Same thing happened with rechargeable batteries... had to replace them with alkaline ones... as rechargeable only has an output voltage of 1.2V / ? ... 3.6V vs 4.5V makes a difference ..read more

by MiniAlien Haha ok, thanks for the info. I'll add 6666 as a working code then, will leave the rest as it is ..read more

by Aim11 Probably different versions. For example, my version of Jumanji 0 had only one code (and it is 6642), the walkthrough currently on the site gives 3 codes ..read more

by Mousqueton MiniAlien wrote: Code 3: Walkthrough says 3rd code should be 5463. So I didn't add 6666 (haven't checked it either). There are 2 versions of the Aztec temple. The newest one has the 3rd code as ,5463, as per the walk-through on their website as of July 2023. We have the older version of the game and literally just played it tonight. The final puzzle code is indeed 6666 and works. This thread has some more info: Temple of the Aztec: different versions ..read more

by Draggoh Seems the number no longer works. I had saved it when we played the game a few years ago as it was hilarious and creepy and would call it from time to time. Today I tried it and I get "The number you have called does not work from your area". So unless a newer version of the game has come out with a different number, it appears to be defunct ..read more

by beckstud US version phone number didn’t work on 5-26-23 ..read more