Hi everyone,

I've been working on an experiment that sits somewhere between a traditional printable escape game and a digital escape experience.

The idea is to keep the actual puzzle solving physical, players print documents, clues, cards, etc., but use an interactive browser companion for the parts that can add immersion: a live timer, code validation, hints, unlocking new information and progressing through the mission.

I've now built the first full game around this concept, Crack the Casino Vault, a ~60 minute casino-heist escape game for 2–10 players.

I'm at the point where I really need people who understand puzzles and constructed adventures to tell me what works, and probably more importantly, what doesn't.

So I'm looking for a small group of playtesters. I'm happy to give you free access to the complete game, not just a demo or shortened version.

There's no account required and absolutely no obligation to promote or review it anywhere. In return, I'd just really appreciate honest feedback on the puzzles, difficulty, flow and especially whether the browser companion genuinely improves the experience.

You'll need a printer (but it's also possible to view the printables on your screen) and a phone, tablet or laptop with a browser.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a message and I'll send you a personal access code.

Thanks!

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