Put them on an A4 sheet so you will never forget to tell them. If there are game rules, you have to communicate them clearly to the players before the game starts. This will be your script.Īfter each game, it is relatively easy to put everything back in its old state, so that a next group of players can start playing again. And also the puzzles with the solutions, the codes, the logical order of the puzzles you write down everything. You describe all the rooms, from A to Z, what should be in them, what should be glued, hung etc. It is useful to make a script for yourself, that describes the whole game. Once the Escape room game is finished, there are still some things to think about. Handbook, Rules and Hints in your DIY Escape Room And that makes your escape room game extra fun. By hanging information in various places, players have to walk back and forth and have to cooperate and communicate well with each other. Chairs are certainly not necessary, because players tend to walk around and you can stimulate that by hanging certain puzzles or information on the walls. It is nice if the players have a place in every room to put things down and to puzzle. Just stick an A4 sheet on each room and give it a name or number, so players will know which room they are allowed to go to when they have solved the room they are in. Which is not really necessary if you are going to use multiple rooms, which are all connected to each other. Unlike the real Escape Rooms you probably won't break down walls and create secret doors to other rooms.
So either make sure that all the stuff you want to keep private, is gone or communicate very clearly that all the stuff the players need can be found without having to open cupboards, drawers, etcetera.
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