Hint Hunt
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- Vladikavkaz
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Hint Hunt
Last night I went to Hint Hunt, which is basically a real life 'room escape' puzzle. We escaped with just under 3 minutes to spare. Very enjoyable, and would thoroughly recommend.
Re: Hint Hunt
Yes, I've been looking at that - although they seem to be very successfully booked up for the foreseeable future!
Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
All of my puzzles are simple and obvious. For certain values of "simple" and "obvious".
All of my puzzles are simple and obvious. For certain values of "simple" and "obvious".
- MBH
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Re: Hint Hunt
Sounds interesting
I have often thought this would be a good way to test kids on things like basic maths... Work through the problems getting answers that finally arrive at a code to get out... The oxygen running out in this air-tight room I class as an 'incentive to learning'.

I have often thought this would be a good way to test kids on things like basic maths... Work through the problems getting answers that finally arrive at a code to get out... The oxygen running out in this air-tight room I class as an 'incentive to learning'.

- Bunnylump
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