An escape room style CYOA. You are a detective hired to figure out what a disgruntled employee is up to at a local book shop. But when you find yourself locked in the shop alone after closing, you must find and decipher the clues hidden around the room to solve the case and get back out before it’s too late! Good luck!
A few suggestions:
Have something to keep notes on- sequences, hints, door codes, keys, puzzles, etc. You’ll save yourself a lot of running back and forth if you write things down.
Locks are simulated by password protected pages. Most of them are numeric codes, but some use ‘keys’. The keys are used by typing in what is written on the head of the key. (Remember, keys are case sensitive.)
While it helps to have some literary knowledge, it isn’t necessary. All the required information is available within the story, but you might have to look in a few different places to find it.
Only look in Mr. Haven’s notebook if you need a hint. The escape room can be solved without it.
If you’re having a hard time, try the puzzle with a friend- two heads are better than one!
This page has the following sub pages.
- Escape from Wordhaven Books!
- The Type-form
- Mr. Haven’s Notebook
- Three Bookcases
- Three Sticky Notes
- You Are So Over This
- The West Case
- The South Case
- The East Case
- Inside the Safe
- This is Not the Book You’re Looking For
- Lewis’ Alice in Wonderland
- Back to the Drawing Board
- Button Pushing Action
- The Till Drawer
- The Register
- The Upstairs Office
- The Office Desk
- Playing Telephone
- Voicemail
- Card Catalog
- Office Perimeter
- Done with a Capital D
- Front Door
- Escape-ish
- Desk Drawer Surprise
- Tic Tock
- Stairwell Revisited
- Notebook Hints
- Success!
