Escape Rooms

Ellen Mehrhoff-Roddewig

I like playing escape rooms in a group of four, because then everyone actually has something to do. While testing, I looked at whether the puzzles belong to the story or just happen to sit in the room, whether locks and technology work cleanly, and whether the hint arrives before frustration does. The first second after the door opens matters just as much: do I believe the set, or do I see plywood? The result is ten addresses between Charlottenburg and Lichtenberg.