Fuzzy Logic Escape Room — Saving Sherlock

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Saving Sherlock

“Quickly! Sherlock has been taken by the police! We'll join Watson and try to reason with the authorities as long as we can, so it'll be up to you to piece together the evidence and clear Sherlock's name!” — read more

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In Saving Sherlock, you must help Watson by sifting through evidence collected by him and his mentor. Police have erroneously traced evidence and motives to the great Sherlock, and Watson suspects that Sherlock has deduced the solution to the mysterious crime and summarized it in a dossier that was locked away for safe keeping, just before he got apprehended by the cops! Watson can only hold off the police for so long - hopefully we can clear Sherlock's name in time! 

This game is one of our portable games, previously taken to company outings and school trips, now converted to an online format! That means there's less about exploring the environment, and more about focusing on the puzzles laid out in front of you. It's still a full adventure to enjoy, in a more focused format!

Our live video escape room is made possible through video conferencing technology, where we welcome players from all around the world to enjoy our games. We use Zoom by default, but can use a different technology at your request. Our games have the traditional 60-minute escape room length, operate in US Central time, and groups are allowed to ask for clues when needed. We design games around themes that are fun for all ages, abilities, and experience levels - it's our goal to have everyone play our games with a smile!

Multiple people can join in a single connection, and though we recommend a maximum of 10 players, larger groups can still enjoy our games (as long as they stay organized!)

In addition to the live video feed, you'll receive a link for an automatic inventory management system where our team will populate of information and pictures of items that you can refer back to - and then they'll disappear automatically once you've used them up!

A pen and paper may be helpful to have on hand, and we recommend using a laptop or a desktop (and a second monitor if you have it!) so you can have the video conference and inventory system open in different browser windows that you can see at the same time.