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sandranelson

    Audrey Beasley (He/Him) | Houston, TX

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    Unlock! Timeless Adventures

    Unlock! Timeless Adventures

    Space Cowboys

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    A box of 3 escape game decks. This set uses unique mechanics for each "room" with mixed results. I really enjoyed the Circus (until the final puzzle), and the other two were a fun time throughout.
    Unlock! Heroic Adventures

    Unlock! Heroic Adventures

    Space Cowboys

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    This is the first set where Space Cowboys really begins stretching what is possible within the confines of an escape-room-in-a-box. Insert Coin and Sherlock Holmes both have some interesting new twists on the formula, and In Pursuit of the White Rabbit (the weakest of the set imo) still manages to pack a ton of surprises.
    Unlock! Escape Adventures

    Unlock! Escape Adventures

    Space Cowboys

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    • Tabletop
    The first box of Escape Adventures from Space Cowboys. This is a pretty solid set with three very different decks that represent gimmicks that the writers will iterate further on in the future. Nothing in this box is as wild as later sets, so it is perfect for beginners to these types of games.
    Unlock! Mystery Adventures

    Unlock! Mystery Adventures

    Space Cowboys

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    Unfortunately, the weakest of the Unlock sets I have played. The Nautilus' Traps feels too overtly punishing and has some puzzles that seem more random than logical. The House on the Hill is almost completely forgettable, besides a few frustrating hidden numbers, and the Tonipal's Treasure is just fine compared to the others, which is damning with faint praise compared to the typical quality of Unlock games.