Designing Immersive Experiences in Escape Room Puzzles

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Published 2017-09-19
Recording of Wero Creative's lead game designer Adam Clare talking at FITC 2017. To learn more about escape rooms read Adam's book: Escape the Game. You can follow his research and commentary on escape games at his website RealityisaGame.com
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Edited by Wish You Were Here Productions.
All Comments (9)
  • @superescaperoom991
    we make escape rooms all over the world and I want to say that Adam is really right. The main thing in the ER - a consistent, coherent plot, which correlates happening, keep the players and attract new ones, and rambling alienate.
  • @NedWasHere94
    I really understand why he has an aversion to locking people in a room. It is definitely added stress. However, for me, that's part of the fun. Different players are drawn to different things.
  • @kevganhiga
    04:00 Cosas clave para recordar al diseñar rompecabezas inmersivos de escape room 08:00 Diseñar experiencias inmersivas en rompecabezas de escape room requiere considerar la percepción y el contexto del jugador. 12:00 Diseñar acertijos para salas de escape requiere un flujo lógico y coherente, que mantenga a los jugadores en un estado de compromiso. 16:00 El cambio a los juegos de escape gratuitos es inevitable. 20:00 Uso del diseño de niveles y la psicología del jugador para crear experiencias inmersivas en rompecabezas de escape room 24:00 Diseñe experiencias inmersivas con configuraciones de rompecabezas claras, momentos visuales y una estructura de historia en tres actos. 28:00 Diseñando experiencias inmersivas en rompecabezas de escape room 31:55 Evite los cuellos de botella en los juegos de escape introduciendo acertijos adicionales y objetivos claros.
  • @mikedavis8559
    I only watched a few minutes.. unfortunately you are so out of touch with the escape room industry. "I want players to break in rather than breaking out"... 100% of my customers want break out experiences. They drive hours, sometimes even states away to experience it. As far as puzzles.. you said we are jerks if we design hard puzzles. That is false. You should stick to video games and stay away from the escape room industry.