Webster & Usuario
Webster Webster
Ever thought about designing a mini escape room? We could brainstorm the plot, the puzzles, and see who can make the most cunning trap—your meticulous mind versus my agile strategy.
Usuario Usuario
Sounds fun—let’s start with a solid theme first, then lay out a logical progression of clues and a couple of killer traps that play on the room’s narrative. I’ll sketch a flowchart of the puzzle sequence so every twist follows from the previous step, and we can tweak it until the logic is airtight. Then you can add the agile, surprise‑style moves to keep it exciting. What vibe are you thinking—spooky, sci‑fi, or a classic Victorian mystery?
Webster Webster
Alright, picture this: a neon‑glowing, interstellar research station that’s gone dark. The vibe’s slick, a dash of danger, and a whole lot of “you’re never in control.” Think cyber‑punk meets “The Terminator,” but with a wink—so the traps can be quick, slick, and just a touch theatrical. We’ll keep the mystery tight, the tech slick, and every twist a sprint to the next clue. Sound good?